Government Policies

Lahore: Azerbaijani Ambassador Khazar Farhadov met Punjab’s Minister for Housing and Urban Development, Bilal Yaseen, to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and furthering mutual cooperation in urban planning. The meeting focused

On Friday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a significant hike in fuel prices, raising the price of high-speed diesel (HSD) and petrol by Rs 26.77 per litre. Despite no clear

Muhammad Muzamil Awan: Lahore: The Punjab government is set to introduce major reforms in the water and sanitation sector by establishing a dedicated Research & Development system. Officials stated that

Lahore: A fire that broke out late night near Liberty Roundabout in Gulberg at a commercial plaza has now been brought under control. Officials stated that the blaze started from

Muhammad Muzamil Awan: Lahore: The Punjab government has decided to expand the “Plant for Pakistan” initiative, increasing its cost and duration to strengthen environmental restoration efforts. Officials stated that

Ali Raza Wajid: Lahore: The Provincial Development Working Party (PDWP) has approved development projects worth Rs 31 billion in its 71st meeting chaired by Chairman P&D Board Dr. Naeem Rauf.

Lahore: The Punjab government has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting low-cost housing initiatives, accelerating efforts to provide affordable homes to citizens. Speaking at an international conference organized by PHATA, Provincial

Islamabad: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired a high-level meeting on energy security, emphasizing its critical role in Pakistan’s long-term planning. He highlighted that timely measures and energy conservation have helped

Lahore: The Punjab government has launched a digital e-portal for WASA to ensure timely resolution of public complaints and real-time monitoring of field operations across districts. Provincial Minister for Housing

Lahore: Provincial Minister for Local Government Zeeshan Rafique chaired a review meeting on the Punjab Development Program, highlighting progress in 51 cities. Officials reported extensive use of machinery for sewer