Shangla: Minister for States and Frontier Regions Engineer Amir Muqam has emphasized the pivotal role of the Muslim Students Federation (MSF) as an ideological platform that steers the youth toward politics, education, and national service. He administered the oath to the newly elected cabinet of the MSF in Shangla.

According to Radio Pakistan, Amir Muqam highlighted the significance of the youth as a valuable national asset, reaffirming the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz’s commitment to providing opportunities for students and young individuals. He stressed the importance of character-building, discipline, and national unity alongside education.

During the inauguration of a NADRA Registration Center in Totakan, Batkhela, Amir Muqam stated that the center’s establishment underscored the federal government’s dedication to enhancing public service delivery. He criticized the provincial government’s 13-year tenure, citing a lack of significant progress in key areas such as education, healthcare, employment, and infrastructure. The minister pointed out deficiencies in basic facilities in hospitals, challenges faced by universities, and the underutilization of provincial resources meant for public welfare.