District Press Club Wana delegation discusses security, development, and public service concerns with MPA Ajab Gul Wazir during a meeting in Peshawar.
South Waziristan Lower MPA Ajab Gul Wazir assured practical steps to address public concerns after meeting a delegation from the District Press Club Wana (Registered) led by President Qismat Ullah Wazir at the MPA Hostel in Peshawar. The meeting focused on regional security, ongoing development projects, and challenges facing local communities.
The journalists highlighted concerns over the performance of several district departments, particularly Sports, Agriculture, and Forests, stating that delays in development work and inadequate public services were creating difficulties for residents.
Responding to the concerns, Ajab Gul Wazir said improving government departments and resolving public issues remained a top priority. He stressed that transparency, accountability, and effective service delivery would not be compromised.
The lawmaker revealed that approval of the Tanai–Spin Gul Kach Road project was nearly complete, with around 99 percent of the process finalized. He also said work was continuing on small dams, irrigation channels, drinking water schemes, healthcare, and education projects across the district.
Ajab Gul Wazir added that efforts were also underway to improve the Wana–Gomal Zam Road and other link roads. On security, he emphasized that lasting peace in South Waziristan Lower required cooperation between institutions and the public.
He further announced that district officials from Agriculture, Forests, and Sports departments would be called to review their performance in light of public complaints. During the meeting, the MPA and his secretary, Wali Muhammad Wazir, appreciated the role of local journalists and encouraged them to continue highlighting public issues in a professional and impartial manner.
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