A pivotal special grand jirga convened at Qila Balahisar in Peshawar, bringing together key stakeholders from the Khyber District to address regional security and peace initiatives. The high-profile meeting united local tribal leaders, government officials, and security personnel in a unified approach to maintaining stability.
Senior representatives from the Frontier Corps North, including the Inspector General, joined top civil and military officials to discuss comprehensive security strategies. Participants from Landikotal, Jamrud, Bara, and Tirah Valley presented various proposals aimed at preserving regional peace.
The gathering emphasized a collective commitment to supporting government institutions and countering extremist elements. Local leaders explicitly stated their solidarity with Pakistani security forces and their determination to prevent any disruptions to peace.
Authorities briefed participants about ongoing security efforts, highlighting the active role of the Pakistan Army, Frontier Corps North, and law enforcement agencies in maintaining order. The message was clear: no individual or group would be permitted to compromise the district's security.
Key discussions centered on raising community awareness about potential extremist propaganda and ensuring collaborative efforts between local populations and security forces. The jirga serves as a critical platform for open dialogue and collective decision-making.
Tribal elders from various regions unanimously expressed support for governmental institutions and emphasized their role in maintaining regional stability. The event was widely viewed as a positive step towards strengthening community-security force relationships.
