Tribal elders and civil administration representatives discuss public concerns, development priorities and coordination between local communities and relevant institutions in Wana.
A grand tribal jirga was held in Wana, South Waziristan, under the supervision of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South), bringing together tribal elders from Upper and Lower South Waziristan and representatives of the civil administration to discuss public concerns, development priorities and regional stability.
According to information provided for the event, the jirga was organized by the headquarters of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South). The inspector general of Frontier Corps Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (South) attended the gathering as the chief guest.
Tribal elders and community representatives from both Upper and Lower South Waziristan participated in the meeting, which aimed to strengthen local representation, facilitate the resolution of public issues and improve coordination between tribal leaders and relevant institutions.
A key focus of the discussions was the Area Representation and Development Council (ARDC), particularly the representation of Upper and Lower South Waziristan, regional development priorities and administrative matters.
Participants discussed the importance of ensuring that local communities have an effective voice in identifying their needs and highlighting issues requiring the attention of the relevant authorities. The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss coordination between tribal elders, civil administration officials and security institutions.
Emphasis was placed on mutual cooperation and continued consultation to promote peace and stability, improve public welfare and support sustainable development in the region.
The participants also highlighted the need for joint efforts to identify local problems and pursue effective solutions through coordination among the concerned stakeholders.
The gathering underscored the role of tribal elders and local representatives in communicating community concerns and contributing to discussions on regional development and administrative priorities.
The meeting was aimed at strengthening engagement between local communities and relevant institutions, with continued consultation identified as an important element in addressing public issues and supporting long-term stability in South Waziristan.
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