Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti on Wednesday chaired the 29th meeting of the Hardening of the State Committee to review the province’s security situation, development projects and measures to curb illegal activities.
The meeting was attended by representatives of federal and provincial institutions, relevant government departments and security forces.
Participants discussed measures to prevent smuggling, drug trafficking, poppy cultivation and other unlawful activities, emphasising the need to intensify operations against such practices across the province.
The meeting also reviewed progress on the conversion of B-Areas into A-Areas. Participants expressed satisfaction with the ongoing process and reaffirmed their commitment to extending it effectively across all divisions.
During the meeting, the chief minister directed the provision of necessary funds and resources to ensure the timely completion of Safe City projects in Quetta and other major cities of the province.
The participants reiterated their resolve to strengthen coordination among relevant institutions to maintain law and order, ensure lasting peace, uphold the rule of law and reinforce the writ of the state across Balochistan.
