Maryam Nawaz, poised to become Punjab’s first female chief minister, addressed the challenges and triumphs of the recent Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) victory in a recent meeting.

Acknowledging the difficulties faced during the election campaign, she credited the “clear mandate” received from the people to their enduring trust in the party, despite 16 months of tough and sometimes unpopular decisions made by the government.

Highlighting the impressive number of young members elected in the provincial assembly, she expressed enthusiasm for a fresh perspective and a new era for Punjab.

Gratitude and Dedication:

Nawaz expressed gratitude to the people of Punjab for their support through a challenging campaign, rife with “tough decisions” and “lies and propaganda” from rivals.

She dedicated the potential honor of becoming the first female chief minister to all women in Pakistan and Punjab, emphasizing their contributions and aspirations.

Building on a Legacy:

Drawing inspiration from the foundations laid by Nawaz Sharif in the 80s and the exemplary service of Shehbaz Sharif, she called for collective effort from all elected members to set new standards of public service.

Looking Forward:

With a clear mandate and a renewed sense of purpose, Maryam Nawaz and the PML-N look to usher in a new chapter for Punjab, characterized by youth involvement, innovative solutions, and a commitment to serving the people.

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