Islamabad (Urdu Times) Commitment to public service, the journey of development under the leadership of Maryam Nawaz Sharif, Punjab entered a new era!
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Islamabad (Urdu Times) The vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is not limited to mere claims but consists of public welfare, development projects and practical measures. “Apni Chhat, Apna Ghar” program awarded by the United Nations is an important development for the housing policy of the Punjab government and for low-income families. The measures taken in health, education, youth development, women empowerment and relief to the common man reflect the determination that the real success of the government is to bring positive change in the lives of the people. Maryam Nawaz Sharif, who was sworn in as the first woman Chief Minister, is proving with her style of government that public service is not just a name for slogans, but another name for practical measures and hard work day and night. Under her leadership, the province of Punjab has now entered an orbit of development and public welfare where there is some kind of relief for every class. Taking constituencies as districts under digitization, IT cities, ‘Health system’, ‘Education’, ‘Peace and peace’, ‘Working for women’, ‘Giving loans to the youth’, ‘Bringing foreign investment, clean water, improving the traffic system’, ‘Apna Ghar Apna Chhat’ program, etc. Instead of getting confused, they are focused on increasing the efficiency of their government. Not a day goes by in the province when there is no major program in terms of education, health, housing, development projects. He is because since the beginning of the human society, the struggle of those who make efforts for good and evil, good and evil, improvement and deterioration is ongoing. She seems to be able to regain her strength to a great extent. For a poor family, owning their own house is like a dream.

Under this scheme, the mission of providing interest-free loans and providing roofs to poor families is continuing successfully throughout Punjab. The biggest proof of the success of this project is that the prestigious UN-Habitat Award, which was given to only five countries around the world, came to Pakistan this year. It is also important that UN-Habitat’s Scroll of Honor is given to individual governments, cities, institutions and projects for outstanding services in the field of appropriate safe and affordable housing, sustainable urban development and human settlement. Receiving the Global Scroll of Honor Award 2026 by UN-Habitat is a proud moment for Punjab and Pakistan. Own home is the basic dream of every human being and when the state provides practical support to make this dream come true, it becomes not only a house but the building of the future of families. For a person, own roof is not just a building made of bricks and cement, but a symbol of security, respect, peace and hope for the future. Keeping this basic human need in mind, the Punjab government’s own roof, own house program has now proved its usefulness at the global level. According to this project, it is designed to improve the quality of life of low-income groups, reduce housing problems and increase access to basic facilities. A prominent feature of this project is the provision of interest-free loans through which families are able to build houses on their plots.

These numbers are not only a statement of the performance of a government scheme but also reflect the change in the lives of thousands of families for whom owning a house was a long-standing dream. The recognition of a residential project of a Pakistani province by a subsidiary of the United Nations is a sign that if planning is done keeping public needs in front, transparent procedures are adopted and resources are used in the right direction, models can be created within Pakistan that can be noticed by the world. And transparency lies in the fact that any big public project getting a world award is certainly a commendable success, but to make this success more effective, it is necessary to ensure transparency, merit, easy access and provision of facilities to the real beneficiaries in any case. It points to the broad concept that housing is not only an economic necessity but the basic requirement of human dignity. The UN-Habitat Scroll of Honor Award received by the Punjab government is undoubtedly an important global recognition. Now it is necessary to expand the scope of the project by strengthening this success, increasing access to deserving families and ensuring that the dream of own roof, own house can become a reality for more Pakistani families. There is a lot to tell and also to show while Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has both these things at the moment. In addition to Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s various departments, the steps taken with lightning speed to fulfill the aspirations and expectations of the people of the province are proof of her leadership skills. Taking revolutionary measures to bring basic health facilities to the areas, the following schemes started during his tenure are no less than a blessing for the people: Clinics on Wheels (Clinics on Wheels) Providing free treatment and medicines to poor patients at their doorsteps through mobile hospitals. Free treatment of patients is being ensured through the cards Social security and welfare of the backward classes The focus of the policies of Rasimariam Nawaz is the section of the society which is suffering from lack of resources. Projects like Threads) have been launched under which women are given monthly stipends so that they can stand on their own feet. The day and night engagement and activity of the Chief Minister of Punjab, Maryam Nawaz Sharif in public service is a sad fact that she is not only the chief minister who is limited to the files, but she goes out in the field and supervises the projects herself. In fact, the Muslim League (N) especially the Sharif leadership is credited with believing in action more than slogans, claims and promises and doing something to show the people that their political popularity is based on that.

