QUETTA : Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti paid an important visit to the Balochistan Civil Service Academy, where he inaugurated the newly built academic and administrative block.
He pledged to develop the academy into one of Pakistan’s leading institutions, emphasizing that training officers from across the country in Quetta would fulfill a long-held dream.
in Balochistan News Updates, Calling the academy, a source of pride for both Balochistan and Pakistan, the Chief Minister said it had grown from a small sapling into a strong, flourishing tree.
Addressing the officers, he reminded them that they are not merely holders of official posts but true public servants, and that serving the people is their real identity.
He urged them to prioritize the welfare of ordinary citizens, provide relief to the poor who endure harsh winters and scorching summers, and strive for memorable service that will be remembered in history.
Mir Sarfraz Bugti assured full support and resources for the academy’s continued progress and expressed his hope that officers from every province would consider training here an honor.
“We stand ready to guide and assist you at all times,” he concluded.
Balochistan News Updates
Public service officers across Balochistan continue to play a pivotal role in improving governance and delivering essential services to remote communities.
From managing health and education programs in rugged mountain districts to coordinating relief during harsh winters and summer heatwaves, these officers often work in challenging conditions with limited resources.
Their efforts have been critical in implementing development projects, maintaining law and order, and ensuring that government initiatives reach marginalized populations.
Many officers undertake extended field assignments in difficult terrain, reflecting a commitment to public welfare that goes beyond routine administrative duties.
Their dedication has earned widespread respect, making them key drivers of progress and stability throughout the province.
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The Balochistan government aims to enroll more people from the far areas not only to root out the depravity but also to ensure development.
