Army Chief General Asim Munir reaffirmed the Pakistan Army’s commitment to supporting the country’s economic development.
He visited the Green Pakistan Initiative projects in Cholistan alongside Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, federal and provincial ministers, and other officials.
Speaking at the event, General Munir praised Punjab’s role as Pakistan’s agricultural hub and acknowledged the efforts of its leadership and farmers in advancing modern farming. He expressed optimism about the rapid progress made under the Green Corporate Program, calling it a positive step toward the country’s growth.
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During the visit, the army chief and Punjab CM inaugurated several key projects, including the Smart Agri Farm, Green Agri Malls, and the Agri Research Facilitation Center. Officials also gave a briefing on modern farming equipment being used to boost agricultural development.
As part of efforts to modernize irrigation systems, 25 Green Agri Malls have been set up across Punjab, with a plan to expand to 250 nationwide by the end of the year. Additionally, a large 5,000-acre modern agricultural farm has been established under the initiative.
The Green Agri Mall and Services Company will provide farmers with essential resources, including high-quality seeds, fertilizers, and pesticides at discounted rates. They will also be able to rent farming machinery, including drones, at reduced costs.
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Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz described these initiatives as the foundation of a modern agricultural revolution in Punjab and Cholistan. She emphasized that strengthening the agriculture sector is key to ensuring the prosperity of farmers and the country’s overall progress.
