LAHORE: The Punjab Government’s flagship ‘Apni Chat Apna Ghar‘ project has achieved a monumental global milestone as Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz received the prestigious UN-Habitat Scroll of Honour Award in Muscat.
Only five selected countries from around the world were honored with this prestigious award, marking a proud moment for Pakistan and the province.
Other global figures and recipients of the Scroll of Honour include Htoo Wai Yan from Myanmar, Thiago Bauermann Gabert from Brazil, Abdulmalik Al-Ghanem from Tunisia, and London Mayor Sadiq Khan.
The Chief Minister of Punjab was specially invited to Muscat as a state guest, and notably, Pakistan previously received this honor for the first time in 2007.
Addressing the ceremony in Muscat, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz stated that the ‘Apni Chat Apna Ghar‘ project has now become a global identity not just for Punjab but for the entire Pakistan, providing the blessing of shelter to poor and deserving individuals.
She further shared that in a record short span, over 200,000 people have taken possession of their homes under this program, and the government will successfully fulfill its target of constructing 500,000 homes within five years.
A Comprehensive Review of Punjab Government’s Pro-People Initiatives and Welfare Vision
Over the past few years, the Punjab Government has undertaken historic and revolutionary measures to elevate the living standards of citizens across the province, particularly marginalized and low-income segments.
The government’s primary priority has shifted away from traditional political rhetoric toward delivering direct relief to the common man, implementing comprehensive reforms across health, education, housing, and basic infrastructure sectors.
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The government’s measures to eliminate poverty and empowering people may help the lowest class to not only meet their needs but also help them prosper in life and provide their families with a quality lives ahead. Such moves should continue no matter which government takes the charge,
