Punjab CM pledges to cut red tape
The Express Tribune • • 1 min read

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz told the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry that her administration would work to address business concerns and support industrial growth. The Express Tribune reported that she cited faster digitalisation, the eBiz initiative and efforts to reduce administrative barriers as part of making provincial processes easier for businesses.
At a meeting with LCCI President Ali Hussam Asghar, the chamber raised issues including district economies, the proposed PERA Force and regulatory changes. Asghar said the chamber had submitted amendments to three laws to the Punjab Assembly Speaker, and called for continued consultation and a transparent framework; Nawaz said proposals would be considered and pledged further support for businesses.
At a glance
- Maryam Nawaz pledged to address business concerns and support industrialisation in Punjab.
- LCCI said it had submitted proposed changes to three laws to the Punjab Assembly Speaker.
Originally reported by The Express Tribune
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