Masses, forces’ sacrifices for peace eulogized
GHALLANAI: The people of tribal districts and law enforcement agencies have paid a heavy price for the restoration of lasting peace in the erstwhile Fata and elsewhere in the country.
This was stated by Commandant Mohmand Rifles Col Imran Ali in a meeting with the journalists of Mohmand tribal district on Sunday. The newly-elected president of Mohmand Press Club Fakhr-e-Alam Mohmand led the journalists’ team.
The official said that all the educational institutions near the Pak-Afghan border areas had been opened after peace was restored and normalcy came in the region. He said that efforts were also being made to make the area a citadel of peace to promote business activities.
He said the area was being opened for the business and trade activities so the local people could earn a decent living at their doorsteps.
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