Abdul Aleem Khan supports Mohsin Naqvi’s reforms, proposing new provinces for better governance.
Islamabad: (RightNow). Federal Minister for Communications Abdul Aleem Khan emphasizes the importance of Mohsin Naqvi’s administrative reforms, stating they are crucial for the current times. He suggests dividing each province into three administrative units considering Pakistan’s population.
He further proposes naming the divisions as North, Central, and South to maintain historical and cultural identity. This division aims to provide a sustainable solution to public issues.
Abdul Aleem Khan states that the creation of new provinces will eliminate the need for citizens to travel long distances to capitals. He believes that new provinces will improve governmental efficiency.
He asserts that Pakistan is a democratic country with no room for monarchy. New provinces will strengthen national unity and stabilize the economy.
It is noteworthy that discussions about creating new provinces have been limited to political slogans for decades. Abdul Aleem Khan urges political leadership to implement this vision now.















