Multan: The fourth meeting of the Horticulture Agency Multan Board of Directors (BoD) on Friday unanimously approved a budget of Rs 1094 million and resolved to intensify efforts for increasing the agency’s self-generated income and enhancing the city’s beauty.
Managing Director Syed Waseem Hassan chaired the meeting, which was attended by representatives of the Housing, Planning and Development Department, Finance Department, Director General Punjab’s office, Deputy Commissioner’s office, and Director Administration and Finance.
The meeting reviewed the agency’s financial and administrative affairs and discussed measures aimed at strengthening institutional performance and sustainability. Participants agreed to launch vigorous initiatives during the current month to increase the agency’s self-income and improve resource generation.
The board was informed that a comprehensive strategy had been devised to further beautify the city through landscaping, green initiatives and the development of public spaces. Special emphasis was laid on plantation activities, with participants agreeing to take emergency measures to expand tree plantation across Multan.
Speaking on the occasion, Syed Waseem Hassan said all available resources would be utilized to ensure the agency’s stability and long-term growth. He said administrative affairs had witnessed significant improvement under the leadership of Commissioner Multan and efforts were being made to further enhance operational efficiency.
The meeting was also informed that dedicated efforts were underway to restore Shah Shams Park and Jinnah Park to the best condition and provide improved recreational facilities to citizens. The managing director said the city was being beautified through public-private partnership initiatives, which would help create a greener and more attractive urban environment.
The board reaffirmed its commitment to promoting sustainable development, improving public amenities and strengthening Horticulture Agency’s role in making Multan a cleaner, greener and more vibrant city.