Key Points:
- Nine pink carts for women vendors have opened at Saleemi Chowk on Satiana Road.
- The market will be expanded beyond the first nine carts.
- Women can sell their own products at the market and expand their businesses.
- The district administration will continue welfare measures for women’s development.
FAISALABAD: Nine pink carts are now open for women vendors at Saleemi Chowk on Satiana Road.
According to the handout, the nine carts follow one uniform theme. The market will be expanded.
Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Noman Siddique said the district administration was working to empower women and make them prosperous and economically self-reliant under the vision of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif.
He said the pink cart market would promote women’s business activities and help women move towards economic self-reliance.
He added that women could sell their own products at the market and expand their businesses.
The DC said the district administration would continue welfare measures for women’s development and self-reliance.
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