Pakistan’s First IT City is going to launch in Lahore

Punjab’s Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz, has exciting news for Lahore. She recently announced plans for Pakistan’s very first IT city in the heart of Lahore. This means Lahore is getting ready to Become a hub for all kinds of Technology.

In a recent cabinet meeting chaired by the Chief Minister, various important decisions were made. They talked about the budget for the coming years, and it was agreed upon. Additionally, the Lahore Knowledge Park will now be managed by the Punjab Central Business District Authority.

The Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz also shared that the IT city project Aims to be completed within a year. This is huge news. It means Lahore  is  soon going to be the home to campuses from some of the top universities worldwide. Imagine having access to such a prestigious education right in your city.


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CM Maryam Nawaz shared Another exciting development. She announced that she would provide 20,000 Electric bikes to students. These bikes will be offered with easy Payment Plans. This way it will be easy for students to go around. The distribution is set to begin in May, so keep an eye out.


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The Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz, stressed how vital it is to begin testing an air ambulance project. This project is meant to assist people in distant areas where getting medical help is hard. It’s a way to make sure everyone in Punjab can get the medical care they require, regardless of where they live.
All these decisions show a commitment for making Lahore a modern and accessible city. With plans for an IT City, Electric bikes for Students and initiatives like the Air ambulance project, Lahore is gearing up for a brighter future.