LAHORE: National Highway and Motorway Police (NH&MP) have propelled best in class driving test systems in a joint effort with Total Parco Pakistan at the NH&MP Training College.
Talking on the event, NH&MP Inspector General Muhammad Aamir Zulfiqar Khan said the expert preparing of substantial transport vehicle drivers was the need of great importance. He said this rang particularly valid on light of the development of fast street systems of CPEC and coming about interest of talented drivers. Zulfiqar, alongside Total Parco Senior Vice President Christian Cabrol, introduced the starting of substantial transport test systems imported from France.
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While tending to the service, the NH&MP IG said the foundation of best in class street wellbeing preparing organizations, outfitted with all learning devices, including driving test systems, was an undertaking of the Motorway Police to advance safe driving. He likewise focused on the requirement for hypothetical and down to earth learning of driving abilities for more secure streets. Zulfiqar likewise stressed the job of media in advancing street security mindfulness and change of mentalities of the overall population.
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Talking on the event, Cabrol said his organization held hands with NH&MP because of the common trust in demonstrable skill and genuine methodology towards street security.
The occasion was gone to by Additional IG North Ghulam Rasool Zahid, Training College DIG Mehboob Aslam, Central Zone DIG Ahmad Arslan Malik, Motorways DIG Ashfaq Ahmad Khan and other senior officers of the Motorway Police.
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