Peshawar:Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Faisal Karim Kundi has declared that combating terrorism is the foremost priority for the provincial government.

According to Radio Pakistan, he made this announcement during a news conference, where he also mentioned the formation of an eleven-member advisory council that has taken office. The governor highlighted that the federal government has committed to addressing any funding shortages for the police and security forces.

Kundi outlined upcoming initiatives, including improvements in police salaries, increased compensation for the families of fallen officers, and free education for their children. Additionally, he mentioned plans to resume stalled projects related to police infrastructure and Safe City projects.

He emphasized a zero-tolerance policy towards corruption and promised to review past recruitments. Any acts of hooliganism, vandalism, and legal violations will not be tolerated.

Furthermore, the governor stressed the government’s focus on attracting investment, creating job opportunities, and addressing public concerns. He expressed optimism that collaboration with the federal government and other provinces would enhance the province’s situation.

Kundi assured that his administration aims to showcase significant progress within three months, contrasting the achievements of the past thirteen years.