KARACHI: In a momentous event heralding a new chapter in Sindh’s governance, a 9-member provincial cabinet has officially assumed their duties, taking the oath of office in a ceremonious affair hosted at the prestigious Sindh Governor House in Karachi.
Under the dignified auspices of Sindh Governor Kamran Tessori, the swearing-in ceremony saw the esteemed presence of high-ranking officials, including the incumbent Sindh Chief Minister, Murad Ali Shah, who graced the occasion with his attendance.
The newly-inducted ministers, a diverse and seasoned cohort, embodying a wealth of experience and dedication, comprise a lineup featuring familiar faces from the previous administration, albeit with a reconfigured allocation of responsibilities.
Among the notable appointments, Sharjeel Inam Memon assumes the mantle of minister for transport, mass transit, excise, taxation, and narcotics, as disclosed by a spokesperson from the CM House. Dr. Azra Fazal Pechuho is entrusted with the pivotal role of overseeing health and population welfare initiatives, while Syed Nasir Hussain Shah shoulders the weighty portfolios of energy, planning, and development ministries.
Duties are distributed across the spectrum of governance, with each minister poised to contribute significantly to the progress and well-being of the province. From education and literacy to local government affairs, from irrigation management to cultural preservation, the cabinet members embark on their respective domains with a sense of purpose and commitment.
Furthermore, the advisory roles have been meticulously assigned, with Allah Bakhsh Dino Khan Bhio and Ehsanur Rehman Mazari assuming crucial advisory positions in the forest and wildlife department and inter-provincial coordination respectively.
The inauguration of this cabinet symbolizes not only the continuity of governance but also the dawn of fresh initiatives and renewed vigor under the capable leadership of Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, who recently secured his historic third consecutive term with resounding popular support, marking a testament to his steadfast commitment and vision for the province.
