QUETTA: The 28th Security Review Meeting on Balochistan was held in Quetta.
The two-day meeting focused on the security situation in the province.
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti and the Quetta Corps Commander jointly chaired the meeting.
Representatives from federal and provincial institutions also attended the session.
Focus on Peace and Stability
The meeting reviewed joint efforts by federal and provincial institutions.
Officials also discussed further steps to improve security across Balochistan.
In addition, the participants reviewed progress on earlier decisions.
The meeting reaffirmed the commitment to peace and stability in the province.
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Officials also stressed the need to complete development projects on time.
They further highlighted public welfare and the future development of Balochistan.
Safe City Project for Quetta
The meeting also discussed security measures for key areas of the province.
Officials agreed in principle to activate the Safe City project in phases.
The plan will begin with Quetta and other important areas.
The project aims to improve security monitoring and support law enforcement.
Chief Minister Highlights Regular Reviews
Speaking at the meeting, Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti said the security review takes place regularly.
He said the meetings have produced positive results for peace and stability in Balochistan.
The meeting takes place every three weeks.
According to the chief minister, its main purpose is to review progress on earlier decisions.
It also aims to strengthen security across the province.
Tribute to Security Forces
The meeting also praised security forces for recent intelligence-based operations.
Officials highlighted successful operations against militants linked to Fitna al-Hindustan during the current month.
They paid tribute to the security forces for their efforts.
The meeting also stressed continued cooperation between security agencies and civilian institutions.
Such coordination, officials said, remains important for lasting peace in Balochistan.
