FC Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) engages tribal elders, police officials, civil administration and polio workers through meetings and jirgas across South Waziristan.
SOUTH WAZIRISTAN: FC Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) has continued its community engagement activities across various areas of South Waziristan, holding meetings and jirgas with tribal elders, civil administration officials and police representatives to strengthen public relations and promote peace and stability.
According to the information provided by Roshan Khan, FC personnel held a series of meetings in different localities, focusing on regional matters, public concerns and cooperation with local stakeholders.
In Ladha, a local FC commander met with tribal elders, civil administration officials and police representatives. In a separate meeting, tribal elders and police representatives also discussed matters concerning the area.
In Bibi Raghzai, a wing commander held a jirga with tribal elders and polio workers. The gathering provided an opportunity for engagement with local community representatives and workers involved in polio-related activities.
Meanwhile, the commanding officer in Wagh Dhalai met with local tribal elders to discuss matters of mutual interest.
Similar engagement activities were also carried out in Wana and Toi Khullah, where the local commanding officer and wing commander of FC South held separate meetings with tribal elders.
In Khamrang, a local wing officer organised an open forum with tribal elders at Raghzai Police Station. The gathering provided a platform for discussing local issues and strengthening communication between security personnel and community representatives.
In Khankot, a regional representative and member of the Development Council held a jirga with tribal elders to discuss matters concerning the locality.
These activities are aimed at strengthening public engagement, providing opportunities for consultation on local issues and encouraging cooperation among tribal elders, security personnel, police and civil administration.
Through meetings, jirgas and open forums, FC Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) is maintaining direct communication with local communities across different parts of South Waziristan.
The initiative focuses on building mutual understanding and promoting collective efforts to support peace, stability and cooperation in the region.
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