The Deputy Commissioners' Conference is starting on Sunday, the Chief Advisor will inaugurate it!

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Published: 12:46 15 February 2025
The three-day Deputy Commissioners' Conference is starting from next Sunday. This conference will continue till February 18 and the inaugural ceremony will be held in the presence of Chief Advisor Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, which will be held at Shapla Hall at 10:30 am.
It was informed at a press conference held at the Secretariat that this year's conference will have 34 activities including various sessions, courtesy calls with the Chief Justice, and receiving directions.
The Deputy Commissioners' Conference is organized every year under the supervision of the Cabinet Division, where there is a direct exchange of views between the government's policymakers and the Deputy Commissioners. In this year's conference, the proposals of the DCs on the activities of various ministries and departments will be discussed and decisions will be taken.
In addition, the Deputy Commissioners serve as the field representatives of the government, which plays an important role in implementing development programs and other policy-making activities at the field level.
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