Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah Meets Newly Appointed Assistant Commissioners

Karachi: (Samaj Report) Chief Minister of Sindh Syed Murad Ali Shah hosted a meeting with 11 newly inducted Assistant Commissioners who are currently undergoing their foundation training. These officers hail from Punjab and are posted across various districts of Sindh as part of their training, according to the CM’s spokesperson.

The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary Asif Haider Shah, Principal Secretary Agha Wasif, Secretary to CM Raheem Sheikh, Secretary Services Ghulam Ali Brahmani, and Additional Secretary Services Agha Sher Zaman.

Welcoming the new officers, Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah emphasized the significance of their training assignments and encouraged them to commit to serving the public during their tenure.

He stated:

“Our country needs the best administrative machinery, and I am confident that your induction into the civil service will be a valuable addition.”

The Chief Minister highlighted the importance of specialization in modern governance, noting that expertise is now essential even in civil service roles.

During the session, CM Sindh engaged in an open discussion with the Assistant Commissioners about their careers, future aspirations, and objectives. He also addressed their questions and shared valuable advice for their professional growth.

The meeting concluded on a positive note, with the officers sharing their experiences and expectations, while expressing their commitment to public service.