Peshawar: Zahid Chanzeb, the Advisor to the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister on Tourism, Culture, and Archeology, has pressed for the swift completion of tourism projects and achieving 100% development targets, a news source reported.
He cautioned that the government would evaluate departmental performance based on tangible accomplishments rather than mere assurances. Departments falling short of their targets risk facing reductions in staffing and funding, while those meeting their objectives will receive support.
During a gathering with the Kaghan Development Authority (KDA) and prominent figures from Mansehra at Pakhtunkhwa House in Islamabad, Chanzeb emphasized the urgency of advancing tourism initiatives.
Mohammad Shabbir, the Director General of KDA, provided updates on various initiatives, including the management of Saiful Maluk Hotel and the enhancement of tourist facilities along highways.
Chanzeb was briefed on the plans to reopen the Mansehra-Naran-Jhalkot (MNJ) road, typically closed during winter due to harsh weather conditions. While acknowledging progress, he urged concrete actions to be taken for tourism development and the improvement of tourist amenities.
Furthermore, Chanzeb underscored the significance of providing high-quality services, such as clean restrooms and access to drinking water, along highways.
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