Senior Punjab Minister Marriyum Aurangzeb conducted a surprise inspection of the Ramadan Festival at Jailani Park in Lahore, carefully reviewing prices, product quality, and overall arrangements. During her visit, she interacted with vendors and citizens to assess whether relief measures were reaching low-income families effectively. She directed officials to maintain strict oversight.
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The minister stated that the festival was organized under the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz to provide meaningful Ramadan relief. Participating brands are offering discounts exceeding 20 percent on essential food and household items. Authorities emphasized that the initiative aims to reduce financial pressure on families during the holy month.
Moreover, the Ramadan Festival operates entirely under a public-private partnership model, ensuring that no funds are drawn from the government treasury. More than 165 stalls are offering quality food products and daily-use goods at reduced rates. Officials highlighted that voluntary discounts by industry partners form the backbone of this relief initiative.
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Across Punjab, 74 Ramadan Festivals are currently active, extending similar relief measures to communities in various districts. In addition to discounted shopping, the festivals include family-friendly activities, special gifts, and dedicated arrangements for children and children with special needs. These features aim to create a welcoming and inclusive environment.
Comprehensive safety and convenience arrangements have also been implemented, including deployment of Rescue 1122 teams, waste management services, mobile health clinics, and security personnel. Authorities ensured a clean and organized atmosphere for visitors throughout the festival. Marriyum Aurangzeb praised stakeholders and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to transparency and public welfare.