Young officers are nation’s asset: Jhagra
K-P governor hands out certificates to 48 officers
K-P Governor says the government wants tribal youth to come up to the level of developed areas of the country. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
PESHAWAR:
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Governor Engineer Iqbal Zafar Jhagra has said that young officers are the asset of the nation and they must be judicious, responsible and honest while rendering official duties or dealing with any individual.
He expressed these views while awarding certificates to 48 officers of the 74th pre-service course of Provincial Management Services at Governor House. Besides participants of the course, Pakistan Provincial Management Services Academy Director-General Nighat Mehroz was also present on the occasion.
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Addressing the occasion, the governor said, “Achieving set targets is indeed a success, but the major success lies in officers being honest, judicious, truthful, well-judged and result-oriented.”
Moreover, he said the habit of transparency and fair dealing must be inculcated in our official system and abiding by rules and regulations should be the norms of the offices.
Presenting a souvenir to the governor, Mehroz expressed her gratitude to the governor for gracing the occasion with his presence and also hosting the event at the Governor House.
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Governor Engineer Iqbal Zafar Jhagra has said that young officers are the asset of the nation and they must be judicious, responsible and honest while rendering official duties or dealing with any individual.
He expressed these views while awarding certificates to 48 officers of the 74th pre-service course of Provincial Management Services at Governor House. Besides participants of the course, Pakistan Provincial Management Services Academy Director-General Nighat Mehroz was also present on the occasion.
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Addressing the occasion, the governor said, “Achieving set targets is indeed a success, but the major success lies in officers being honest, judicious, truthful, well-judged and result-oriented.”
Moreover, he said the habit of transparency and fair dealing must be inculcated in our official system and abiding by rules and regulations should be the norms of the offices.
Presenting a souvenir to the governor, Mehroz expressed her gratitude to the governor for gracing the occasion with his presence and also hosting the event at the Governor House.