The Sindh government has announced a new initiative to support women’s mobility and independence by providing free electric scooters under the Pink Electric Scooters Programme. The announcement was made by Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon, who said the project aims to make daily travel easier and safer for women across the province.
According to the minister, selected women will receive electric scooters free of cost as part of the program. The initiative is designed to help women who face transportation challenges while traveling to educational institutions, workplaces, and other important destinations.
Sharjeel Inam Memon explained that the government wants to create better transportation opportunities for women, allowing them to move around the city with greater convenience and independence. He said the program will particularly benefit female students and working women who rely on public transport or expensive ride services.
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In addition to providing scooters, the government will also arrange proper training sessions for all beneficiaries. These training programs will focus on road safety rules, riding techniques, and traffic awareness to ensure that women can ride confidently and safely on public roads.
Officials believe the Pink Electric Scooters Programme will not only improve women’s mobility but also encourage greater participation of women in education, employment, and social activities.
The initiative is also expected to support environmentally friendly transportation since electric scooters produce lower emissions compared to traditional fuel-powered vehicles.
The Sindh government says this program reflects its commitment to women’s empowerment, safer transportation, and modern urban mobility, while helping women become more independent in their daily lives.
