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Yasir Khan

Maryam Nawaz and Lasting Progress

It takes exemplary courage to defy the odds and keep working on one’s resolve, bit by bit. No matter what her critics may say, Maryam Nawaz has managed to remain in the spotlight due to her groundbreaking reforms in Punjab. From power subsidies to interest-free housing schemes, she has been actively working towards improving the lives of the people in the region. One of her latest announcements, the Apni Chhat Apna Ghar housing scheme, has garnered a lot of attention and praise.

With an aim to provide affordable housing options to the residents of the region, the scheme offers interest-free loans to individuals and families looking to build or buy their own homes. This initiative is a significant step towards addressing the housing crisis in Punjab and ensuring that everyone has access to safe and secure housing. But that’s not all. Last week, she decided to make adjustments to the budgetary allocations to provide relief for the next two months in the poverty-stricken province.

Her commitment to the people has already started to make a positive impact on the community. By providing interest-free loans, recognition of youth potential and celebrating everyone may they be men or women, old or young, Maryam Nawaz is enabling individuals and families to fulfil their dreams, improving their quality of life and also boosting the overall economy of the region. Having realised early on that only a prospering common man can spell sustainable growth and development in her province, Maryam Nawaz’s initiatives seem to be a step in the right direction.

Instead of indulging in controversies, people in other provinces could take a leaf out of her playbook and realise the urgency for initiatives that can alleviate the financial burden on the people.

Instead of indulging in controversies, people in other provinces could take a leaf out of her playbook and realise the urgency for initiatives, which can alleviate the financial burden on the people and improve their standard of living. More pertinently, in the case of reduced electricity costs and introducing interest-free loans for solar panels, housing, business plans and youth empowerment, what is stopping them from addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the community?

Although it might be a little early to talk about the overall impact of revolutionary health reforms in Punjab, her government is overseeing improved access to healthcare services; upgrading medical facilities and ensuring that everyone has access to quality healthcare. The fact that she has launched a helicopter ambulance, keeps announcing scholarship programmes and wishes to see universities in every district is enough to invalidate her criticism. By prioritizing the health and well-being of the people, Punjab is laying the foundation for a healthier and more prosperous future for the region.

Hopefully, this commitment to empowering her people will continue in the coming months. If today, people in Punjab are singing praises about her interest in attracting investment from the US, the UK and China, her olive branches to India and her interest in building economic linkages over the globe, may the first 1000-day milestone prove to them that these were just a few examples of her progressive approach to governance. By addressing key issues such as housing, electricity, and healthcare, Maryam Nawaz is paving the way for a brighter and more prosperous future for Punjab. It is evident that her initiatives are making a tangible impact on the community and setting a new standard for governance in the region.

The writer is a student.

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