A formal oath-taking ceremony for the new cabinet members of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) was held at Governor House Peshawar, where 10 newly appointed ministers took oath as provincial ministers.
The ceremony was administered by Governor Faisal Karim Kundi, with several senior officials, party members, and government representatives in attendance. The induction marks a significant step in the formation of the provincial cabinet under the current KP government’s leadership.
According to official reports, the ceremony aimed to ensure a more functional and inclusive provincial administration by adding new ministers to key portfolios. The newly sworn-in members are expected to play a vital role in executing the government’s policies and development plans across the province.
While the official list of portfolios is yet to be announced, sources within the provincial assembly indicate that several of the newly inducted ministers will oversee critical departments such as education, health, finance, and local government. The move is seen as part of the broader effort to strengthen governance and accelerate administrative decision-making in the province.
Governor Kundi congratulated the new ministers and expressed confidence in their ability to deliver on public welfare and institutional reforms. He emphasized that the new cabinet members must prioritize transparency, service delivery, and development initiatives aimed at improving the lives of citizens across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
This development comes as the KP government continues to focus on stability, governance efficiency, and coordination between provincial departments to ensure smooth implementation of policies.
In related political news, Imran Khan’s trial is set to continue via video link from Adiala Jail, reflecting ongoing judicial proceedings involving the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leadership a reminder of the dynamic and evolving political landscape across Pakistan.
