LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif met members of the Punjab Assembly from Dera Ghazi Khan to review political and public issues.
The meeting covered the law and order situation and development projects in their constituencies.
The lawmakers included Ahmed Khan Leghari, Ali Ahmed Leghari, Usama Abdul Kareem, Hanif Pathafi, Usama Leghari and Salahuddin Khan.
Maryam Nawaz directed the lawmakers to closely monitor ongoing development projects in their constituencies.
Lawmakers Praise Electrobus Service
The members congratulated Maryam Nawaz on her successful visit to China.
They also praised the launch of the electrobus service in Dera Ghazi Khan.
The lawmakers described the service as a game-changing project for the city.
They said local residents welcomed the new transport facility and appreciated the chief minister’s initiative.
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Law and Order Situation Discussed
The lawmakers also praised the Punjab government’s policies on law and order.
They said the security situation in Dera Ghazi Khan has improved under the provincial government’s policies.
They also pointed to improved security in the riverine areas.
According to the lawmakers, the improvement reflects better governance in Punjab.
Maryam Nawaz Highlights China Visit
During the meeting, Maryam Nawaz said her visit to China aimed to make Punjab a hub for artificial intelligence.
She also said Punjab would soon introduce modern methods for diagnosing cancer and other diseases.
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The chief minister said the province planned to learn from China’s advanced healthcare practices.
More Development Projects Underway
Maryam Nawaz said she was pleased to see people using electrobus services in Dera Ghazi Khan.
She added that Punjab had started major development projects outside Lahore for the first time on this scale.
Meanwhile, development work continues in several cities across the province.
These projects include roads, drainage systems, water supply and beautification schemes.
The chief minister said the Punjab government would continue to focus on improving public facilities across the province.
