Maryam Nawaz Vows to Prioritize Flood Victims' Rehabilitation, Cites Internal Stability for Security
Maryam Nawaz, the Punjab Chief Minister, has addressed various challenges facing Pakistan. She stressed the importance of internal stability for national security, citing the 1971 conflict that led to Bangladesh's creation. Nawaz also acknowledged the devastating impact of recent floods, with economic losses of Rs371 billion and over 1,000 lives lost nationwide, including 304 in Punjab.
Nawaz praised Field Marshal Asim Munir, a senior military officer since 1986, for his exceptional leadership qualities during Pakistan's military standoff with India in May 2026. She also lauded Munir's leadership qualities during Pakistan's response to the floods and the successful operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos. Nawaz acknowledged the efforts of her ministers and the provincial administration for safeguarding people during the floods.
Nawaz's top priority is the rehabilitation of flood victims in Kashmir. She has deployed all resources for this operation and ensured the provision of three meals a day and medical facilities to affected people in Punjab.
Maryam Nawaz has acknowledged the severe impact of recent floods on Pakistan's economy and people. She has praised the leadership qualities of Field Marshal Munir and the efforts of her ministers in responding to these challenges. Nawaz's focus on rehabilitation and internal stability highlights her commitment to Pakistan's national security and recovery.
