Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has pledged to generate thousands of new jobs in the province, aiming to address unemployment and improve governance. Speaking at a public event, CM Shah criticized a political party for obstructing Sindh’s development, asserting that despite court delays, the Sindh government has already created 16,000 jobs in Grade 16 and above. “Our government is committed to resolving the longstanding issues facing Sindh,” Shah declared.
“Despite obstacles, we will fulfill our promises and return to the people with our heads held high.” The announcement is intended to bolster the provincial government’s image amid criticism over unemployment and governance challenges. Shah reaffirmed his commitment to overcoming the issues that have hindered Sindh’s progress for decades, emphasizing his dedication to advancing the province’s development.
