QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Dr Abdul Malik Baloch has vowed to ensure good governance and blamed the various problems faced by the province for the lack of it over the years.
He was talking to reporters after calling on Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party (PkMAP) chairman Mehmood Khan Achakzai at his residence here on Sunday.
The two leaders discussed issues pertaining to Balochistan and the strategy under which the provincial coalition would be run.
After the hour-long meeting, the chief minister told journalists: “It was not a political meeting. I have come here to present Eid greeting to Khan Sahib.”
The chief minister said it was a good omen that the process of cabinet formation had been completed and added that the coalition partners would jointly make efforts to restore peace in the province.
“We will block the way to financial irregularities and will not allow corruption and loot and plunder of public money,” the chief minister said.
“People will soon see changes in the performance of the departments which have earned notoriety for corruption.”
The chief minister said the government was work-ing according to the constitution and would continue to do so.
Dr Hamid Achakzai, a provincial minister belonging to the Pakhtunkhwa Milli Awami Party, and other party leaders were present at the meeting.
Earlier, the chief minister visited the residence of Dr Inayatullah, a leader of the Awami National party. They discussed political situation prevailing in the province.
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