Peshawar: The Pakhtunkhwa Aman Jirga will be held on November 12, bringing together key stakeholders to deliberate on strategies for restoring and sustaining peace and harmony across the province.

In a press statement, Provincial Minister for Local Government Mina Khan Afridi said that peace and stability remain the top priorities of the provincial government, as progress and prosperity are only possible in a peaceful environment.

He stated that the upcoming Peace Jirga will be attended by religious scholars, political leaders, tribal elders, civil society representatives, and government officials to discuss practical measures for strengthening peace through dialogue and collective wisdom.

Minister Afridi emphasized that lasting peace cannot be achieved without public participation, which is why the government aims to unite all segments of society on one platform. He said the Jirga would serve as a bridge for dialogue, reconciliation, and trust-building, paving the way for social harmony and unity in the province.

Reaffirming the government's commitment to lasting peace, Afridi said that challenges would be addressed through mutual understanding and cooperation. He also urged the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to promote a culture of tolerance, respect, and peace to help transform the province into a secure and prosperous region.