A grand jirga was held at FC Headquarters Loralai on Thursday, in which chief guest Governor Balochistan Jafar Khan Mandokhel, Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti, Corps Commander Quetta, former Governor Balochistan Gul Muhammad Jogezai, IG FC Balochistan North, IG Police, Commissioner Loralai Division and a large number of tribal elders participated.

The jirga’s discussions focused on important issues of security, tribal cooperation, and regional development. Local tribes praised the efforts of the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps Balochistan North in promoting peace and stability.

Addressing the participants, Governor Mandokhel highlighted the important role of tribal communities as strong allies of state institutions. He emphasized the importance of joint efforts for establishing peace, ensuring the success of development projects, and for the bright future of the youth.

Chief Minister Bugti endorsed these views, reiterating the commitment to utilize all resources of the Pakistan Army and Frontier Corps for establishing lasting peace and improving the social fabric. He appreciated the significant contribution of tribal elders in maintaining order and tranquility in the region.

The Quetta Corps Commander highlighted the indispensable link between the prosperity of Balochistan and the establishment of peace and unity. He appealed to the public to resist the conspiracies of enemies and to unite against anti-state plots.

At the conclusion of the jirga, tribal elders expressed their support for the Balochistan government, Pakistan Army, and Frontier Corps in protecting key areas like the Duki coal mines and N-70. They pledged their continued support to state institutions in the mission to advance regional peace, unity, and development.