CM Punjab Maryam Nawaz Announces Rs. 335.5 Billion for Infrastructure Budget
The Punjab government, under the visionary leadership of Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, has unveiled an ambitious infrastructure development plan in the Punjab Budget 2025-26, allocating a massive Rs. 335.5 billion for the Infrastructure Budget . This landmark investment reflects a renewed commitment to modernize Punjab’s urban landscape, improve public transportation, and provide long-lasting development in key cities and towns across the province.From constructing new roads and schools to introducing electric buses, the Punjab government is taking decisive steps to uplift the quality of life for millions of citizens. This strategic investment also aims to generate employment, reduce urban congestion, and foster sustainable urbanization.
Analyzing the Infrastructure Budget 2025-26
Out of the total Rs. 335.5 billion earmarked for infrastructure development, major allocations include:
- Rs. 120 billion for the construction of schools
- Rs. 85 billion for the Lahore Road Development Plan
- Rs. 46 billion for e-buses and electric transport systems (E-Lensar Project)
These projects are designed not only to improve physical infrastructure but also to create an environmentally friendly and efficient public transportation system for urban centers like Lahore, Multan, Faisalabad, and Rawalpindi.
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Rs. 120 Billion for School Infrastructure Development
One of the most prominent aspects of the 2025-26 budget is the historic investment in the school infrastructure Budget. With Rs. 120 billion allocated for the construction of new schools and the upgrading of existing schools, the move signals the Punjab government’s commitment to education reforms and creating safe, accessible learning spaces for students in rural and urban areas.
Under this plan, the following goals will be achieved:
- Construction of modern school buildings in underserved areas
- Upgradation of outdated facilities with smart classrooms
- Expansion of girls’ schools to promote female literacy
- Installation of solar panels and basic amenities like toilets and clean drinking water
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Rs. 85 Billion for the Lahore Road Development Plan
Lahore, the capital of Punjab, will witness a revolutionary change in its traffic and road network. An investment of Rs. 85 billion. The Lahore Road Development Plan focuses on reducing traffic congestion, increasing road safety and modernizing road infrastructure.
Rs. 46 Billion for Electric Bus Initiative
In a bold move towards eco-friendly transportation, the Punjab government has launched the e-Lancer project, which costs Rs 5000000. Rs 46 billion has been allocated for introducing electric buses in major cities.
The initiative aims to:
- Reduce air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions
- Lower commuting costs for citizens
- Offer reliable, comfortable, and modern public transport
- Decrease dependency on fossil fuels
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Economic Impact and Employment Generation
The Infrastructure Budget of Rs 335.5 billion is expected to create thousands of direct and indirect jobs, a key component of Punjab’s post-pandemic economic recovery strategy.
Sectors that will benefit include:
- Construction and engineering
- Public transportation and logistics
- Information technology (for smart city projects)
- Education and vocational training
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Conclusion
Punjab Budget 2025-26 is a clear testament to Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s commitment to progress, sustainability and equitable development. By investing Rs 335.5 billion in a critical infrastructure budget, the government is not just building roads and schools, it is also shaping the future of Punjab. From cleaner air and smart roads to better education and job creation, every rupee in this budget is a step towards a brighter, more modern and empowered Punjab.
