Key Takeaways
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi launched five development projects worth Rs2 billion.
- Projects include a nursing college, AI classes, water supply schemes restoration, and road improvement.
- Initiatives aim to enhance education, healthcare, infrastructure, and public services in Khyber district.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Afridi recently visited Khyber district, where he launched several development projects aimed at improving the quality of life for residents.
During his visit to Jamrud, Afridi inaugurated a Nursing College project worth Rs636 million. He emphasized that this initiative would strengthen healthcare education and produce skilled nursing professionals.
Afridi also laid the foundation stone for a Rs32 million project at the Institute of Applied Sciences, which will introduce Artificial Intelligence classes, equipping students with modern technological skills.
To address water scarcity issues, Afridi launched a Rs502 million project to restore and solarize 21 water supply schemes in Khyber district. This initiative is expected to provide clean drinking water to the local population.
In Bara, the chief minister inaugurated a Rs424 million road project aimed at expanding, rehabilitating, and improving the 10-kilometre Takhta Beg-D-Tor Road. The project is anticipated to enhance connectivity and ease transportation for residents.
The provincial government stated that these projects are part of a broader development strategy to improve public services, modernize infrastructure, and accelerate socio-economic progress in Khyber district.
Afridi highlighted the importance of these initiatives, saying they would contribute significantly to the overall development of the region. He expressed confidence that these projects would benefit the local community by providing better access to education, healthcare, and essential services.
