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Sialkot Customs using all resources to curb smuggling: Collector Saima Aftab

byCT Report
01/06/2024
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SIALKOT: Collectorate of Custom Sialkot/Sambrial, under the leadership of Saima Aftab, reaffirmed its dedication to eradicate smuggling. Collector Aftab emphasized the necessity of collaborative efforts to eliminate smuggling and promote legitimate trade activities. This initiative is vital for bolstering the local industry and ensuring a sustainable economic environment.

Collector Saima Aftab was addressing with the literary gathering held at the Customs Collectorate Sialkot.

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Saima Aftab, a distinguished poetess known for her unique contemporary style and the current Collector of Customs at Sialkot/Sambrial, recently hosted an esteemed literary gathering at her office. The event featured an extensive session of poetry and literary discussions, with notable literary personalities from Lahore in attendance. A bouquet of flowers was presented to the Collector Saima Aftab for organizing literary gathering.

During the gathering, participants also had the opportunity to engage with Shehzad Ranjha, the Additional Collector of Customs, who shares his roots with the host in Sargodha. The nostalgic reminiscence of their hometown added a heartfelt dimension to the event.

Expressing gratitude, Saima Aftab and Shehzad Ranjha were acknowledged for their gracious hospitality and recognition.

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