Lahore: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has declared that the province’s doors are open to people from all provinces, emphasizing that youth are the future and the most valuable asset of Pakistan. Addressing participants at the National Workshop Balochistan in Lahore, she affirmed the Punjab government’s commitment to serving people without discrimination and highlighted that students from across the country, including Balochistan, are enrolling in Punjab’s educational institutions.

According to Radio Pakistan, the Chief Minister revealed that thousands of children, including those from other provinces, have benefited from free heart treatment in Punjab. She emphasized that public funds are allocated transparently for welfare projects and that appointments within the province are conducted based solely on merit.

Maryam Nawaz Sharif also discussed efforts to enhance security and public services within the province. She mentioned special measures taken to curb crime, ensure women’s safety, and expand the Safe City project. Additionally, she outlined various initiatives in housing, health, education, transport, and cleanliness, all part of significant development projects aimed at improving public services.

Expressing her pleasure at the participation of students from Balochistan, the Chief Minister reiterated that they are considered guests in Punjab, fostering a spirit of national unity and collaboration.