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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Parties Unite Against Terrorism in Landmark Peace Jirga

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Peshawar: In a rare show of unity, all major political parties in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa came together on Wednesday for a successful peace jirga, agreeing on a joint strategy to combat terrorism in the province. The meeting, attended by representatives of both the government and opposition, emphasised the need for coordinated efforts to restore lasting peace.

Officials said the jirga participants strongly condemned recent terrorist incidents and vowed to utilize every available legal and administrative resource to eliminate militancy.

Non-Political Approach to Security Issues

Participants of the peace jirga stressed that security matters should remain above political divisions. They agreed that a non-partisan and collective approach was essential to safeguard the province’s stability and the lives of its citizens.

“The provincial government will fully implement the jirga’s recommendations,” said Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. “We are committed to translating this consensus into effective action on the ground.”

Federal Cooperation on Provincial Issues

The chief minister also noted that political leaders currently serving in the federal government have assured full cooperation in addressing the province’s longstanding issues. He said the joint efforts of federal and provincial representatives would strengthen governance and help achieve peace and development across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Path Toward Sustainable Peace

Analysts say the jirga marks a significant step toward rebuilding trust among political actors in a region long plagued by violence. The collective declaration against terrorism signals a renewed resolve to prioritize security, social stability, and national unity.

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zaryun pervaiz
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The writer is a political analyst covering politics, national security, foreign affairs, policy shifts in South Asia and beyond, energy and economy.

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