Punjab government is spending Rs 160 billion on development of various sectors, including Rs 58 billion on the social sector development. The Minister Population Welfare, Neelam Jabbar Chaudhry disclosed it, while talking to a delegation of private practitioners and NGOs here on Thursday.
She revealed to them that the provincial government has launched magnificent steps for the up-gradation of education, health and other social sectors and due to the success of these restructuring measures, within a short span of time, the province has become a role modal in these areas.
Furthermore, she said in order to provide standardised healthcare and modern educational facilities to all segment of society at their door step, the government will promote public-private partnership as the private health care and education institutions working under NGOs trusts are rendering valuable national service and playing noble role in their fields.
She also informed the delegation that the provincial government is providing interest free loans to the private practitioner and NGOs to establish their own clinics and hospitals.
She highlighted that effective measures is being taken for the provision of better education facilities to every part of the province especially in the rural areas. She maintained due to the unique steps in the field of social sector and the regeneration of resources for the uplift of socio-economic status of the masses, the positive results would be turned up soon, whereas, the other provinces are also studying and following these policies initiated by the Punjab government.
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