Peshawar:Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Faisal Karim Kundi emphasized that combating terrorism is the provincial government's foremost concern.

According to Radio Pakistan, Governor Kundi announced at a news conference that an eleven-member advisory council has officially begun its duties. The federal government has committed to covering any financial shortfalls for the province's police and security forces.

He outlined upcoming initiatives to enhance police salaries, increase compensation for the families of fallen officers, and provide free education to their children. Additionally, the government plans to restart stalled projects related to police infrastructure and Safe City programs.

Governor Kundi stressed a zero-tolerance policy against corruption, indicating that past recruitment processes will be carefully examined. He also warned against any acts of hooliganism, vandalism, and legal violations.

The government aims to boost investment, create job opportunities, and address public concerns. Governor Kundi expressed optimism that collaboration with the federal government and other provinces will lead to improvements in the region's situation.

He assured that within three months, the government intends to demonstrate significant progress compared to the previous thirteen years.