Probationary Officers of 54th Common Training Program Meets Commissioner Hyderabad
Published October 05, 2026 | 06:30 PM
HYDERABAD, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 5th Oct, 2026)
Nine probationary officers of the 54th Common Training Program (CTP) called on Commissioner Hyderabad Division, Mr Fayaz Hussain Abbasi, at the Commissioner Hyderabad Division Office, Shahbaz Building, Hyderabad today. The officers are currently on a six-week military attachment with 18 Division, Hyderabad.
The delegation included:
- Asad Nawaz (OMG)
- Zeeshan Irfan (OMG)
- Mazhar Ali (OMG)
- Abdul Khalique (OMG)
- Kashif Hussain (PA&AS)
- Eman Fatima (OMG)
- Mahwish Amir Khan (IRS)
- Almas Gul Sikandari (C&TG)
- Ammara Zubair (OMG)
This military attachment is part of the officers' training, aiming to provide them with firsthand experience of the structure, discipline, and workings of the Pakistan Armed Forces. It also seeks to strengthen mutual understanding and coordination between civil and military institutions, essential for effective governance and national service delivery.
Assistant Commissioner Hyderabad City, Syed Noor, and Major Asad were also present at the meeting.
Commissioner Hyderabad Division Fayaz Hussain Abbasi welcomed the officers and discussed the role of the civil service, including governance, civil-military relations, divisional administration, and the significance of their military attachment. He introduced them to Hyderabad's administrative landscape and the challenges and opportunities facing the division.
Regarding the ethos of the civil service, Commissioner Abbasi emphasized integrity, impartiality, public service, and accountability. He noted that field officers are expected to remain close to the people and address their concerns.
He also briefed the officers on flagship development projects underway in Hyderabad Division under the Sindh government, providing them with a practical understanding of planning, coordination, and implementation.
At the end of the visit, the delegation was presented with traditional gifts and exchanged souvenirs.