APP Associated Press of Pakistan - Islamabad, PakistanTuesday, June 12, 2007
Pakistan Muslim League (PML) President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain Tuesday said the issue of provincial autonomy was nearing its logical conclusion that would provide powers and revenues to the smaller provinces more than their expectations.
Talking to a delegation of Sindhi media persons headed by Dr. Jabbar Khattak in Murree, he said Punjab was always ready to play the role of an elder brother and every positive proposal in connection with promoting provincial harmony would be warmly welcomed.
Shujaat Hussain said that continuity of development process required of all the institutions to play their due role for national integration and harmony.
The PML President said that National Sufi Council has been established to promote message of Sufis and ensure more effective contact between their followers so that peace and harmony could be promoted among all segments of society.
Shujaat Hussain said that seminars would be held in Saivan Sharif, Bhitt Shah, Kot Mitthan and Kasur under the aegis of the Sufi council, which would help in promoting love, peace and brotherhood among the people.
He said the Auqaf Department, Punjab, would be directed to make better arrangements of stay for visitors (Zaireens) coming to shrines of Bibi Pak Daman and other saints from other provinces.
Pakistan Muslim League (PML) President Chaudhry Shujaat Hussain Tuesday said the issue of provincial autonomy was nearing its logical conclusion that would provide powers and revenues to the smaller provinces more than their expectations.
Talking to a delegation of Sindhi media persons headed by Dr. Jabbar Khattak in Murree, he said Punjab was always ready to play the role of an elder brother and every positive proposal in connection with promoting provincial harmony would be warmly welcomed.
Shujaat Hussain said that continuity of development process required of all the institutions to play their due role for national integration and harmony.
The PML President said that National Sufi Council has been established to promote message of Sufis and ensure more effective contact between their followers so that peace and harmony could be promoted among all segments of society.
Shujaat Hussain said that seminars would be held in Saivan Sharif, Bhitt Shah, Kot Mitthan and Kasur under the aegis of the Sufi council, which would help in promoting love, peace and brotherhood among the people.
He said the Auqaf Department, Punjab, would be directed to make better arrangements of stay for visitors (Zaireens) coming to shrines of Bibi Pak Daman and other saints from other provinces.
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