- Two leaders review measures to strengthen strategic reserves for next year in light of recent floods
- CM marks Ozone Day with call for urgent climate action, terming environment protection foremost responsibility of humanity
LAHORE: Federal Minister for Industries and Production and National Food Security and Research Rana Tanveer Hussain met Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif in Lahore on Tuesday to discuss the upcoming wheat policy, state media reported.
According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting focused on the upcoming wheat policy and measures to strengthen strategic reserves for next year in light of the recent flood situation. They also reviewed Punjab’s wheat management strategy and future roadmap.
On the occasion, the Chief Minister briefed the Federal Minister about steps being taken to enhance wheat production in the province.
CM calls for collective action to protect ozone layer
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz said the ozone layer acts as a vital shield for the environment, stressing that its protection is a foremost responsibility of humanity.
In her message on the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, she warned that depletion could lead to widespread diseases, crop failures, and grave risks for future generations.
Citing the impact of climate change, she pointed to altered rainfall patterns that have already triggered devastating floods in Punjab, underscoring the urgency of sustainable action.
CM Maryam Nawaz highlighted that, for the first time, Punjab has introduced a comprehensive environmental policy to ensure a safer planet for children. She announced the launch of eco-friendly electric buses powered by clean energy to curb pollution, alongside large-scale tree plantation under the “Plant for Pakistan” campaign to improve air quality.
She added that Punjab is advancing rapidly towards green energy, solarization, and other eco-friendly initiatives. Stressing that environmental protection is not solely the government’s responsibility, she urged citizens to play their part in safeguarding air, water, and land.
The Chief Minister reaffirmed that Punjab is committed to a green, clean, and safe future—a journey that will continue with determination.
