Addressing a ceremony for the distribution of educational scholarships under the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Scholarship Program, Bugti highlighted the Balochistan Youth Policy, aimed at bringing young people closer to the state and providing them with opportunities for growth. He emphasized the importance of education in overcoming poverty and announced the provincial government’s commitment to expanding the scholarship program.

Bugti stated that the program will provide a quality education to deserving students, including children of martyrs, minorities, and top performers from various districts. He also announced that 200 students will be selected for higher education at top universities worldwide. The program will also include transgender individuals.

The Chief Minister outlined various initiatives to empower youth, including technical and vocational training programs for 30,000 young people and the “Akuhwat” program, which provides interest-free loans to facilitate business ventures.

Read more:

Ethnic killing in Balochistan has been ongoing for years, claims defence minister

Balochistan attacks: President Zardari calls for effective measures to eliminate terrorists

Transporters block Punjab-Balochistan highway to protest Musakhel incident

He reiterated his commitment to merit-based appointments and urged citizens to report any instances of bribery or favoritism in the recruitment process. He assured the public that all jobs will be awarded on a purely contractual basis to ensure transparency and fairness.

Bugti emphasized the importance of public service and urged citizens to demonstrate their love for their country and state. He assured the public that development projects will be implemented across all districts without discrimination and that they will be kept informed about the progress of these projects.

He concluded by stating that democracy is about service delivery and that his government is committed to addressing public issues through effective action.