• The Prime Minister was informed of plans to respond to various emergencies in the changing security situation along the Pakistan-Afghanistan international border.
• Prime Minister Khan expressed satisfaction with the effectiveness of Pakistan’s comprehensive border management system.
• PM also appreciated the organization’s special assistance in civil administration during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prime Minister Imran Khan, Chief of Staff of the Army (COAS) and General Kamal Javed Bajwa visited the headquarters of the Peshawar Corps on Friday, and the Governor and Chief Minister of KP also accompanied them. This is a cross-service A statement issued by Public Relations (ISPR) said.

According to the statement, after the Prime Minister arrived, he laid a wreath in front of the Martyrs Monument. He learned in detail about the general security situation, ongoing stabilization operations, fences along the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, and ongoing socio-economic development projects in the newly merged area (formerly FATA).

The Prime Minister also learned of various emergency measures planned to respond to the ever-changing security situation along the Pakistan-Afghanistan international border.

The statement said that Prime Minister Khan expressed satisfaction with the effectiveness of Pakistan’s comprehensive border management system and the pragmatic measures taken to ensure effective border control and internal security.

He praised the security forces for providing a favorable environment for the completion of the socio-economic development projects in the newly merged area of ​​Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, which is vital to the region’s lasting stability and sustainable development.

The Prime Minister also appreciated the organization’s special assistance in civil administration during the COVID-19 pandemic, locust plague, anti-poliomyelitis campaign and tree planting activities.