Government Policies

ISLAMABAD: The government has decided that the outsourcing of Pakistan’s three largest airports — Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi — will be carried out through a fully transparent open bidding process.

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s transition toward electric vehicles is moving from policy planning to on-ground execution as authorities plan to roll out 3,000 electric vehicle charging stations across the country. Officials said

LAHORE: The Punjab government has launched a comprehensive plan to remove hazardous overhead power lines and shift electricity cables underground, starting with Lahore in the first phase. The initiative aims

LAHORE: The Punjab government has made it mandatory to keep all entry and exit routes clear in buildings across the province and ensure proper and visible safety signage. During a

Punjab Local Government Minister Zeeshan Rafiq announced that the approval process for housing societies has been made fully online with the establishment of the Punjab Special Spatial Planning Authority (PSPA).

ISLAMABAD: The long-delayed Sukkur–Hyderabad Motorway (M-6) project has received a major boost after the Islamic Development Bank approved $475 million in financing as part of a broader $603 million development

ISLAMABAD: The federal government is planning to establish a dedicated University Town in Islamabad under the upcoming Vision 2027, aimed at providing international-standard education facilities to students from across the

LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif inaugurated Pakistan’s first Green Policing Unit, introducing electric vehicles for police patrolling in Lahore. The chief minister inspected the electric patrol car and

An important meeting of the Journalists Housing Foundation Board of Governors was held under the chairpersonship of Punjab Information Minister Azma Bukhari, during which the master plan of Journalist Colony

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has granted in-principle approval to divide Lahore into two separate districts to improve governance and public service delivery. The provincial government said the move aims