SOUTH WAZIRISTAN: A representative delegation of Wana Press Club journalists met with newly appointed Commandant South Waziristan Scouts (SWS) Force, Muhammad Tahir, on Thursday. The meeting discussed the peace and order situation in Lower South Waziristan district and the suspended trade activities at Angoor Ada border.
Commandant Tahir emphasized that reviving trade activities on the Angoor Ada border and establishing peace in the area are among his top priorities. He highlighted the importance of sustainable peace for the developing society of the region and the need for brotherhood, sincerity, and cooperation.
He expressed his support for mutual trust and respect, saying, “Love is an essential part of our society’s values, and cooperation is indispensable for solving problems.” He praised the role of journalists in promoting peace and development, calling them the “eyes and ears of society.”
Commandant Tahir assured that he would bring the suspended commercial activities at the Angoor Ada border to the notice of IGFC South KP to improve the economic situation in the region. He emphasized the importance of working for the betterment of the entire region and the country.
The meeting concluded with the members of the District Press Club Wana congratulating Commandant Tahir on taking charge and assuring full cooperation.
Commandant Tahir shared his vision for peace and development in the region. He emphasized the need for collective efforts to establish sustainable peace and prosperity.
“We need to work together to address the challenges facing our region,” he said. “Journalists play a crucial role in promoting peace and development, and I expect them to be positive and cooperative.”
Commandant Tahir expressed his commitment to reviving trade activities on the Angoor Ada border, saying, “We will do our best to improve the economic situation in the region and provide employment opportunities to local residents.”
Commandant Tahir praised the role of journalists in promoting peace and development. “Journalists are the eyes and ears of society,” he said. “Their positive reporting can serve the profession best and promote peace and development.”
He emphasized the importance of taking into account the interests of both sides while reporting, saying, “It is a difficult step, but still.
