Acting British High Commissioner commends capital police

Thanks IGP for fine work for royals’ security


Iftikhar Choudhry November 03, 2019
Officials of Islamabad and Rawalpindi police departments visit various areas of the two cities including Faizabad Interchange on Saturday. PHOTO: EXPRESS

ISLAMABAD: Acting British High Commissioner Richard Crowder has thanked Islamabad Police Chief Muhammad Aamir Zulfiqar for  the assistance provided by Islamabad police on the occasion of the visit of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

In a letter written to IGP Islamabad , Crowder thanked IGP Islamabad for the assistance during the recent visit of British royal couple Prince William and Kate Middleton to Islamabad.

He said “Your officers did an excellent job to minimise disruption around Islamabad, while ensuring the safety and security of the visitors, the hosts, journalists and my team. I am particularly grateful for all you did to enable us to host a welcome reception at the Pakistan Monument. It was a spectacular occasion.Thank you too for your support over other events in Islamabad. The visit to Islamabad Model College for Girls in the University Colony alongside the Teach for Pakistan Programme demonstrated the importance of girls’ education.

The activities with the Islamabad Wildlife Management Board and WWF at the Margallah Hills centre highlighted the actions being taken to conserve the national park and educate youth to protect the environment.

I hope that these events leave a lasting legacy for Islamabad, the city I have called home for the last three years and which is home to the largest UK diplomatic mission in the world. Thank you for your assistance in making these events possible”.

Meanwhile, IGP Islamabad said that all personnel of Islamabad police accomplished their duties in a professional manner.

He said that Islamabad police is amongst the best ranking police and is committed to serve the citizens, dignitaries and guests visiting the city.

Published in The Express Tribune, November 3rd, 2019.

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