**Acting Senate Chairman Syedal Khan Engages with Parliamentarians, Regional Delegations on Key National Issues**
Acting Chairman of the Senate Syedal Khan held extensive meetings with parliamentarians and representative delegations from various regions, focusing on Pakistan’s political landscape, economic challenges, national security, and interprovincial matters. The discussions emphasized collaborative development, security, and equitable distribution of resources across the country.
At the Parliament House, Syedal Khan welcomed several prominent figures, including Senators Nadeem Ahmed Bhutto, Abdul Shakoor Khan, Noor Ul Haq Qadri, Dinesh Kumar, Ali Akbar Gujjar, Balochistan’s Provincial Minister Asfandyar Kakar, and community leader Shaheerin Khan Mari, among others. The meetings brought together political and parliamentary leaders aiming to address the nation’s pressing issues.
Participants shared their perspectives on ongoing development projects, public welfare initiatives, and the current law and order situation. They highlighted the importance of ensuring fairness in the allocation of resources and presented proposals to accelerate progress and promote wellbeing nationwide.
Addressing the delegations, Syedal Khan reaffirmed the Senate’s critical role in ensuring equal representation for all federal units. He described the Senate as an effective platform for building national consensus and amplifying the voice of every region in matters of national importance. Khan expressed the government’s commitment to finding sustainable solutions to challenges faced by the public, particularly in areas that have historically been overlooked.
He further stated that fostering interprovincial harmony, enhancing parliamentary transparency, and promoting political dialogue remain top priorities for the current administration. These efforts, he noted, are vital for laying the foundation of a unified, prosperous, and stable Pakistan.
In conclusion, Syedal Khan thanked all participants for their engagement, emphasizing that consultative meetings such as these not only highlight public concerns but also strengthen consensus on resolving key issues.
