Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur recently oversaw arrangements for a peace jirga in Khyber district, ensuring full facilitation of participants. The event, hosted by the provincial administration, aimed to peacefully resolve issues, particularly concerning the Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement (PTM). Following a multiparty grand jirga, the federal government agreed to lift the ban on PTM, allowing the scheduled Pashtoon Qaumi Jirga to proceed with CM Gandapur’s participation.
CM Gandapur visited the jirga site in Jamrud, reviewing security measures and directing the provision of essential facilities for attendees. Highlighting the importance of peace, the chief minister expressed commitment to addressing grievances and emphasized ongoing efforts for stability.
Information advisor Barrister Saif commended the successful negotiations and outlined guidelines for the jirga, promoting discussions on local issues. With a focus on maintaining peace, the KP government ensured medical readiness at designated hospitals for jirga participants.
We will continue our efforts and sacrifices for peace: CM Gandapur
Despite challenges, CM Gandapur affirmed dedication to peace-building initiatives, echoing public demands for stability through dialogue and resolution of grievances.
Barrister Saif hails government jirga as a ‘success’
Recognizing the importance of dialogue, Barrister Saif praised the positive outcomes of the negotiations, underlining the commitment to prioritizing peace and constructive discussions.