Punjab Government approves nine mega projects in three districts. Punjab plans to launch nine major development projects in the Faisalabad Division under the Punjab Development Program (PDP). The Punjab government has approved nine major development projects for three districts of the province. Aiming to improve infrastructure, public services, and economic growth. The decision was take during a high-level meeting chair by senior government officials.
According to official sources, the approved mega projects include initiatives related to road construction. Healthcare, education, water supply, and urban development. These projects are expect to address long-standing issues face by residents and improve the overall quality of life in the targeted districts.
Officials said the projects will be complete in phases, with strict monitoring to ensure transparency and timely execution. The government emphasized that development work will carry out keeping in view the needs of the local population. Particularly in underdeveloped areas. Speaking at the meeting, authorities stated that the approval of these projects reflects the government’s commitment to balanced development across Punjab. They added that the initiatives would not only improve public facilities but also create employment opportunities for local communities.
Residents and local representatives welcomed the decision, expressing hope that the projects would bring much-needed progress and economic activity to their districts. Further details regarding project timelines and funding are expect to be announce soon. The Punjab government reiterated that development and public welfare remain top priorities and that similar projects will introduce in other districts in the future. The projects will be complete at a cost of billions of rupees across three districts, Faisalabad, Jhang, and Toba Tek Singh.
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Commissioner Faisalabad Division Raja Jahangir Anwar chaired a meeting to review the progress of the planned projects. He stressed the need to complete master plans, tendering, and the award of work without delay. He directed that effective coordination be maintained among assistant commissioners, NESPAK, local government departments, and the project management unit. The commissioner said that once the planning and award processes are completed, development work should begin in double shifts. He added that he would personally visit the concerned tehsils every week to review the implementation of the projects.
He instructed Civil Defense and Rescue 1122 to issue notices to marquees, hotels, restaurants, shopping malls, industrial units, housing societies, public offices, and educational institutions to ensure compliance.