Khyber Pakhtunkhwa forms a Regional Development Council to address local issues and enhance development projects.
Peshawar: (RightNow) The federal government announces the formation of a Regional Development Council for 12 districts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The council aims to enhance development projects with the support of local Jirgas (councils).
According to the government, 48 members of the council are nominated in consultation with local deputy commissioners. Shaukat Ullah Khan is appointed as Chairperson, and Malik Khan Marjan as Vice Chairperson.
The council includes Shaukat Ullah Khan from Bajaur district, Malik Abdul Razaq from Khyber district, and Malik Fayyaz Khan from Mohmand district, among others. Representatives from other districts are also included in the council.
This council will promote transparency in regional projects and identify local issues. Development actions will be taken according to the needs of the respective districts.
It is noteworthy that this council is formed in consultation with local Jirgas and regional representatives to effectively carry out development works according to local needs.












