Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfaraz Bugti on Tuesday chaired a crucial meeting to assess the status of ongoing and future development projects in the region.
Among the key projects under scrutiny was the Quetta Solid Waste Management initiative, reflecting the government’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
During the review meeting, Chief Minister Bugti emphasized the necessity of establishing a robust public transport system, particularly from Kuchlak to Mustang. He directed officials to formulate a viable plan to ensure standard transportation services, thereby enhancing accessibility and convenience for residents across the province.
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Highlighting the government’s dedication to improving transportation facilities, Chief Minister announced the imminent addition of 25 new buses to the existing green bus service. Currently serving 11,000 passengers travels in the eight buses, the expansion is projected to accommodate a 50,000 individuals per day, significantly elevating travel experiences for citizens.
Recognizing the importance of public-private partnerships in expediting developmental endeavors, Chief Minister Bugti underscored the need to initiate projects aimed at enhancing public amenities. He reiterated the government’s commitment to delivering tangible benefits to the people of Balochistan.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 27th, 2024.
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