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Suraya Bibi Assures Building for Press Club Upper Chitral Next Year
PROVINCE REPORT
PESHAWAR: The oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected cabinet of the Press Club Upper Chitral was held at the Conference Hall of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly in Peshawar.
Deputy Speaker of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly, Suraya Bibi, administered the oath to the newly elected cabinet.
The ceremony was attended by President Peshawar Press Club Muhammad Riaz, former Chief Minister’s Adviser Wazirzada, Chairperson of the Journalism Department at the University of Peshawar Dr. Mehnaz Gul, AIG Establishment Ghazi Khalid Khan, Additional Secretaries Syed Kazim Hussain Shah and Hayat Shah, senior journalist Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah and other prominent political, social, academic and journalistic personalities.
Speakers highlighted the importance of responsible, impartial and professional journalism, urging journalists to effectively highlight the issues facing the people of Chitral and promote professional standards.
Press Club Upper Chitral President Muhammad Ali Mujahid thanked the chief guest and other participants and briefed the deputy speaker about the needs and issues facing the press club.
Addressing the gathering, Deputy Speaker Suraya Bibi urged journalists to perform their professional responsibilities with honesty, impartiality and dedication. She announced the immediate release of the Press Club Upper Chitral grant and assured that practical steps would be taken next year for the construction of a permanent building for the press club.
At the conclusion, the Press Club Upper Chitral presented Deputy Speaker Suraya Bibi with a traditional Chitrali cap and a special shield in recognition of her services. Senior journalist Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah was also presented a shield in recognition of his journalistic services and contribution to Chitral.
The ceremony concluded in a dignified and memorable atmosphere, highlighting the importance of journalism, culture, development and public issues in Chitral.
National
Cooperation Between Roshan Help Line and Karachi Police
PROVINCE REPORT
KARACHI : A delegation of Roshan Help Line, led by its founder Muhammad Ali, met with Karachi Police Chief Azad Khan to review ongoing efforts for the recovery and protection of missing children and to further strengthen coordination and mutual cooperation.
During the meeting, detailed discussions were held on improving coordination between the police and Roshan Help Line in missing children’s cases. Karachi Police Chief Azad Khan reiterated his commitment to continued cooperation with Roshan Help Line and assured all possible support to make coordinated efforts in missing children’s cases more effective.
On the occasion, Roshan Help Line founder Muhammad Ali also handed over six important missing children’s cases from Karachi to the Karachi Police Chief, stressing the need for special attention and immediate action in these cases so that the children could be safely recovered and reunited with their families.
Muhammad Ali said that the recovery of missing children is a shared responsibility and that strong coordination among the police, relevant institutions and social organizations is essential for this purpose. He expressed his commitment to continuing joint efforts with Karachi Police and other relevant institutions and stakeholders.
The meeting also emphasized that timely sharing of information, effective coordination and joint action can further improve the chances of recovering missing children.
Roshan Help Line reaffirmed its commitment to making every possible effort to reunite missing children with their loved ones and provide them with a safe environment. Through mutual cooperation and joint efforts, more children can be safely brought back home.
