Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Affirms Policy Will Come from Islamabad, Not Kabul

PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faizal Karim Kundi stated that the province’s policy will originate from Islamabad, not Kabul, during a recent press conference. He emphasized that the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have rejected the politics of hatred and extremism, asserting that the eradication of terrorism and the establishment of peace are top priorities.

Kundi’s remarks come amid ongoing concerns about security and stability in the region. He highlighted the importance of a unified national policy to address these challenges, stating, “Our approach will be driven by federal directives, ensuring that we are aligned with national interests rather than external influences.”

This declaration signals a shift in governance strategy for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, aiming to foster a more stable environment for its citizens. By distancing the province’s policy from foreign influences, Kundi aims to strengthen local governance and promote peace initiatives that resonate with the populace.

Looking ahead, the provincial government plans to engage in discussions with federal authorities to outline a comprehensive strategy for countering extremism and enhancing security measures. Further announcements are expected in the coming weeks as the government seeks to implement these policies effectively.