According to ARY News, Punjab’s chief minister, Maryam Nawaz, opened driving schools for female students on Thursday. The goal of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s initiative is to equip women with self-reliance and driving abilities. Here are the details of it.
Locations Of Driving Schools in Lahore
According to specifics, Punjab CM has opened four driving schools to instruct women in both driving and riding.
The driving schools are Liberty Service Center Driving School, Manawan Traffic Lines Driving School, Women on Wheels School, and Abshar Driving School, all located on Jail Road and Ferozepur Road.
Announcement of Chief Traffic Officer (CTO)
According to the Chief Traffic Officer (CTO) of Lahore, driving schools provide a women-to-women service where female instructors coach and support female pupils. The sessions are held from 8 am to 4 pm to accommodate women. The goal of this program is to empower women to become self-sufficient, self-assured persons by promoting their mobility and independence.
Women’s Empowerment
This program’s main goal is to increase women’s mobility and independence so they can become independent, self-sufficient people. The initiative seeks to enable women to become more independent and less dependent on others for transportation by teaching them how to drive.
Launch of Clinics on Cars
Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the chief minister of Punjab, had previously launched the Clinics on Cars initiative. Four million residents of the province will have access to healthcare through 200 mobile clinics as part of the project.
Expanding Healthcare Access
During his speech, the chief minister disclosed that these clinics will be in densely populated areas of major cities where residents often face difficulties accessing medical treatment. The goal of this project is to make vital healthcare services more accessible to everyone, particularly to those who have trouble getting to conventional healthcare facilities.
In Summary
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz’s decision to open driving schools for women throughout Punjab is a big step in the direction of empowering women and encouraging their mobility and independence. This effort seeks to establish a more equal and welcoming society where women can actively engage in and contribute to the development of the province by giving them the necessary skills and resources.
