Aleem Khan Calls for New Provinces and Administrative Units
Federal Minister for Communications and IPP President Abdul Aleem Khan says restructuring administrative boundaries is needed to improve governance and public service delivery.
Federal Minister for Communications and President of the Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP), Abdul Aleem Khan, said on Thursday that the creation of new provinces and administrative units was needed to improve governance in the country.
According to Khan, such restructuring would help ensure the provision of basic facilities and public services to citizens closer to their homes, or at their "doorsteps."
The minister's remarks were reported by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), though further details of the context or venue of his statement were not immediately available.
Khan did not specify which regions might be considered for new provincial or administrative status, nor did he outline a timeline or process for implementing such changes, according to the available report.
Sources
- New provinces, administrative units need of hour: Aleem Khan — APP (Pakistan)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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