The Istehkam-e-Pakistan Party (IPP) has introduced a detailed plan for administrative reforms across Pakistan. The announcement comes as part of the party’s broader agenda to improve governance, reduce regional disparities, and strengthen service delivery in underserved areas. The new proposal, titled “IPP Unveils Roadmap for Creation of New Provinces,” outlines several steps aimed at making the country’s administrative structure more efficient.
According to the party, the current provincial system does not fully address the needs of a growing population. Many districts struggle with limited resources and poor access to basic facilities. The roadmap suggests that creating new provinces may help bridge these gaps by bringing government services closer to the people. Party leaders stressed that decentralization is essential for long-term stability and economic growth.
The document titled “IPP Unveils Roadmap for Creation of New Provinces” includes plans for restructuring governance at the district and divisional levels. It proposes forming committees to assess demographic trends, economic potential, and administrative challenges in each region. These committees will prepare reports that will guide decisions on the boundaries and number of new provinces. The party emphasized that the process must be carried out through constitutional means and broad political consensus.
IPP leaders also argued that new provinces could help reduce pressure on existing administrations. They believe smaller, more manageable units would allow governments to respond quickly to local issues. The roadmap also highlights the need for better financial management and transparent resource distribution to ensure fair treatment for all regions.
In their statement, party officials said “IPP Unveils Roadmap for Creation of New Provinces” not only presents a vision but also sets the foundation for national dialogue. They invited other political parties, experts, and civil society groups to participate in discussions. The IPP hopes that through collective efforts, Pakistan can move toward a more balanced and responsive administrative system.
The proposal is expected to spark debate in political and social circles. Analysts believe the plan could become a key topic in future legislative sessions as calls for administrative reform continue to grow across the country.
