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Hundreds Join RZK Caravan in Bajaur, Mubarak Zeb Vows Zero Corruption
Anwar Zada Gulyar
BAJAUR: Hundreds of people joined the Rehan Zeb Shaheed (RZK) caravan during a political gathering in Mamanzo, where Special Assistant to the Prime Minister and MNA Mubarak Zeb Khan reaffirmed his commitment to transparent governance and a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption.
The ceremony was attended by Fazal Manan, Wajid Khan, Mian Habib Gul, Zakir Khan, Mian Rahmatullah, Gul Munir Azad, local elders, party workers, and supporters. Mubarak Zeb Khan welcomed the new members by presenting them with garlands.
Addressing the gathering, Mubarak Zeb Khan said the confidence placed in him by the people of Bajaur was a great responsibility and pledged to work wholeheartedly for the area’s development and public welfare. He said the love and respect of the people was his greatest asset and would always guide his public service.
He stressed that transparency in development projects and the proper use of public funds would remain his highest priority. Declaring an uncompromising stance against corruption, he said he would not tolerate a single penny of corruption or commission in development schemes and would ensure strict accountability in the use of public resources.
He added that politics, for him, is a means of serving the people rather than personal gain, and vowed to continue addressing local issues, accelerating development, and fulfilling the trust reposed in him by the people.
The ceremony concluded with the newly joined members reaffirming their commitment to the mission of Rehan Zeb Shaheed and the RZK platform.
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CAPES, Nightingale Int. Sign MoU to Boost Pakistan–Eurasia Research Cooperation
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ISLAMABAD: The Consortium for Asia Pacific and Eurasian Studies (CAPES), Islamabad, and Nightingale Int., Almaty, Kazakhstan, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) during an online ceremony to strengthen research cooperation and academic collaboration on Eurasian and international affairs.
The MoU was signed by Dr. Faisal Javaid, Senior Vice President of CAPES, and Mr. Eldaniz Gusseinov, Head of Research at Nightingale Int.
The partnership aims to promote joint research projects, policy briefs, co-authored publications, conferences, webinars, and scholarly initiatives focusing on Eurasia, regional connectivity, geopolitics, and emerging international issues.
Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Faisal Javaid said the agreement marks a significant step in expanding research cooperation between Pakistan and the Eurasian region, creating opportunities for academic exchange and evidence-based policy recommendations.
Mr. Eldaniz Gusseinov welcomed the collaboration, saying it would strengthen policy-oriented research, encourage knowledge sharing, and produce high-quality analysis on regional and global issues.
The ceremony was also attended by Dr. Sundas Khizar, Research Fellow, and Mr. Sharjeel Siddiqui, Research Assistant, representing CAPES.
Both organizations expressed confidence that the partnership will foster long-term academic cooperation and contribute to informed policy discussions through collaborative research and knowledge exchange.
