Punjab's Solar Tubewell Project to Benefit Farmers
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz introduced the Solar Tubewell Project, a groundbreaking initiative to aid farmers across the province. The announcement came during a meeting in Lahore with Provincial Minister for Irrigation Kazim Pirzada, highlighting the government’s dedication to supporting rural livelihoods.
The Solar Tubewell Project aims to line twelve hundred water courses across Punjab, with a budget of Rs10 billion. This initiative seeks to modernize irrigation infrastructure and improve water management systems in agricultural areas.
Nawaz stressed the importance of ensuring a reliable water supply to farmers, particularly those at the tail end of irrigation channels. The project aims to address water scarcity challenges and promote agricultural sustainability in the province.
Additionally, Nawaz highlighted the socio-economic benefits of the project, including increased crop yields and improved farm productivity, aligning with the government’s agenda of inclusive growth and development.
As plans progress, the Solar Tubewell Project offers hope for farmers, signaling a brighter future for agriculture in Punjab. With a commitment to innovation and progress, Punjab aims for agricultural excellence and sustainable development.
