Summary
- Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has said her government’s work for the province has received international recognition, adding that she has focused on delivering practical results rather than making unrealistic promises.
- Maryam said the office of chief minister was not merely about travelling in an official vehicle or occupying a position of authority.
- The chief minister said government service should not be reduced to attending the office, marking attendance and signing routine documents while avoiding difficult responsibilities.
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Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has said her government’s work for the province has received international recognition, adding that she has focused on delivering practical results rather than making unrealistic promises.
Addressing officers of the Sindh Administrative Service in Lahore, Maryam said she had worked to fulfil the dream of homeownership for deserving families through the government’s housing initiatives. She said her administration had prioritised public welfare and taken concrete steps to improve people’s lives.
The chief minister said Pakistan had given its citizens respect and identity, adding that they should remain grateful to the country. She also praised administrative service officers, describing them as a source of pride, and said she worked with government officials as part of a team to address public issues on a daily basis.





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