CPEC gateway: Swat Expressway to be route to development
K-P CM says will deal with corruption with iron hand in his tenure
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Mahmood Khan. PHOTO: PTI
PESHAWAR:
Swat Expressway would be the new route for economic development of the Malakand and Mardan division and it would be the gateway to the western corridor of CPEC
While addressing a public gathering at Durushkhela Swat on Sunday the Chief minister Mahmood Khan said that for tourism activities and boosting the communication in the division the PTI led provincial government has planned to renovate and develop the road from Chakdara to Kalam and also plan to build a road to link the district Dir’s Komrat valley.
The road linkage would not only provide means to the new market places at the agricultural sectors, but also create an opportunity for creating a services market in the division, the Chief Minister said.
He came down hard lashing out at the previous governments which he said claimed that they had claimed a revolution in various sectors in the province, but the ground reality was that they had they have paved ways for corruption and nepotism in the province and warned that those who misused public funds in this government would be dealt with a heavy hand.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 24th, 2018.
Swat Expressway would be the new route for economic development of the Malakand and Mardan division and it would be the gateway to the western corridor of CPEC
While addressing a public gathering at Durushkhela Swat on Sunday the Chief minister Mahmood Khan said that for tourism activities and boosting the communication in the division the PTI led provincial government has planned to renovate and develop the road from Chakdara to Kalam and also plan to build a road to link the district Dir’s Komrat valley.
The road linkage would not only provide means to the new market places at the agricultural sectors, but also create an opportunity for creating a services market in the division, the Chief Minister said.
He came down hard lashing out at the previous governments which he said claimed that they had claimed a revolution in various sectors in the province, but the ground reality was that they had they have paved ways for corruption and nepotism in the province and warned that those who misused public funds in this government would be dealt with a heavy hand.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 24th, 2018.