Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has expressed her happiness and extended congratulations to the Punjab Sahulat Bazaar Authority (PSBA) on achieving international certification, calling it a proud moment for the province.
In her statement, CM Maryam Nawaz welcomed the development and announced that the government is targeting the launch of Sahulat Bazaars in three additional districts by January 2026. She praised the authority for its effective role in ensuring the availability of affordable and high-quality essential items for the public, describing its services as invaluable for the people of Punjab.
The chief minister said that by providing daily-use commodities at lower, government-notified prices, the Sahulat Bazaar Authority has delivered a commendable public service, especially at a time of rising inflation. She emphasized that access to affordable and quality goods is a fundamental right of every citizen and reaffirmed the provincial government’s commitment to transforming public institutions into genuine service-oriented centers.
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Maryam Nawaz highlighted that the provision of low-cost roti and flour across Punjab is clear evidence of the government’s dedication to public welfare. She reiterated her resolve to expand the Sahulat Bazaar network to smaller cities and underserved areas, ensuring that economic relief reaches every segment of society.
The Punjab Sahulat Bazaars Authority (PSBA) is a government-led initiative focused on protecting consumer interests by ensuring the uninterrupted supply of essential commodities at officially regulated prices. Through its growing network of Sahulat Bazaars, the authority is providing direct economic relief, helping citizens cope with inflation while promoting transparency, fairness, and equitable access across the province.
