KARACHI: South Korean Ambassador Kwak Sung-kyu has said that Korea would keep contributing to make Balochistan Province a safe and secure province and in this regard, the government of South Korea would extend all possible help to the Government of Balochistan.
The Ambassador expressed these views on the occasion of handing over six state of the art police vehicles to Chief Minister of Balochistan Jam Kamal Khan here on Friday. IGP Balochistan Mr. Mohsin Hassan Butt and other officials were also present.
The handing over ceremony was held at the office of Chief Minister Balochistan. Korean Ambassador Mr. Kwak Sung-kyu handed the keys of the vehicles to the Inspector General of Police Mr. Mohsin Hassan Butt.
Chief Minister Balochistan Mr. Jam Kamal Khan, present at the occasion, expressed his hope that this gesture from people of Republic of Korea to the people of Balochistan would further strengthen the ties between the two countries.
The Chief Minister hoped that the Republic of Korea would further take interest in investing in various fields in Balochistan Province. The Ambassador, accompanied by his diplomats and businessmen from the Republic of Korea, hoped that the vehicles would be instrumental in the Balochistan Police’s enduring endeavour of making the province safer and more secure.
The Ambassador also informed the Chief Minister about the significant contributions of the Republic of Korea in the field of economy and investment in Pakistan and expressed hope of furthering them in Balochistan in particular. He hoped that the modern police vehicles would help provide safety and security to the police officials in discharge of their duties.
In the end the Inspector General of Police Balochistan thanked the Ambassador for the vehicles and expressed his resolve in strengthening law enforcement cooperation in making the citizens safe.
