In a high-level administrative performance review meeting chaired by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Wednesday, it was revealed that the Punjab government has recorded a significant 72% increase in educational enrollments. Key policy decisions regarding environmental protection, public welfare, and tourism promotion across the province were also made during the meeting.
To enhance public engagement and promote sports, directives were issued to make school grounds accessible to the public.
Significant progress was also noted on the environmental front, with a 66% reduction in incidents of crop residue burning, according to official data. This progress is further supported by the recent activation of an air quality monitoring system across the province. Furthermore, the Chief Minister ordered the launch of a large-scale tree plantation campaign.
Labor welfare was also a key agenda item of the meeting, with approval granted for the development of dedicated residential facilities for laborers in the districts of Jhang and Kamalia.
To boost local tourism, directives were given to develop comprehensive package plans for all tourist spots in the region.
The administration also approved the establishment of special centers for wildlife rehabilitation, demonstrating a commitment to preserving biodiversity.