LAHORE: Chief Minister Usman Buzdar says he himself is monitoring progress on 100-day agenda of Prime Minister Imran Khan.

Reforms in education, health and other sectors are preference of the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) and the Punjab government has begun implementing the reforms agenda in the light of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision, Mr Buzdar says in a statement.

A strategy has been devised to bring the fruits of change to lower level as reforms in education, health, tourism and other sectors are inevitable for real change, he says, adding that he is personally monitoring progress in the implementation of the 100-day agenda. He says that the people will soon feel a visible positive change in the shape of New Pakistan, which will be an independent, economically stable, developed and prosperous country.

He claims that sincere efforts are being made to ensure fair distribution of resources for solving issues of public. “Our every moment and action is being dedicated to safeguard public interests and to secure their future”, he added.

Published in Dawn, September 17th, 2018

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