A grand jirga of tribal elders and religious scholars was convened by the Frontier Corps South in Wana, South Waziristan. The gathering addressed various regional issues, including security and development projects.
Participants reaffirmed their support for the Pakistan Army in its ongoing operations against militant groups. They also endorsed the government's One Document Regime, describing it as a timely and necessary measure.
Major General Meher Khan, Inspector General of Frontier Corps South, addressed the assembly, highlighting the military's efforts in the region.
The jirga praised recent development initiatives, particularly the Zarmilan Land Project under the Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC), which aims to improve irrigation in the area.
Attendees expressed appreciation for the sacrifices made by the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps South. They also acknowledged the military's efforts in improving health, education, and development in South Waziristan, with special emphasis on girls' education.
The meeting underscored the ongoing collaboration between local leaders and security forces in addressing the region's challenges and promoting progress.
