KARACHI In a landmark move reflecting the Sindh government’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity, Sara Javed, a distinguished officer of the Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS), has been appointed as the Deputy Commissioner of Sanghar.
Sara Javed, who belongs to Pakistans Christian community, has made history by becoming the first individual from her community to be appointed as a Deputy Commissioner in Sindh. This milestone is being widely celebrated as a significant step toward inclusive representation in the province’s civil administration.
Her appointment highlights the Sindh governments efforts to promote diversity and ensure equal opportunities for all communities, regardless of religious or ethnic background. This inclusive approach is aimed at strengthening social harmony and empowering underrepresented groups through active participation in governance.
Civil society members and public officials have welcomed this progressive decision, noting that it not only marks a personal achievement for Ms. Javed but also serves as an encouraging message to minorities across the country.
Sara Javed’s new role in Sanghar is expected to bring a fresh perspective and renewed focus on community engagement, transparency, and equitable development in the district.
