Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has presented his government’s one-year performance report, claiming significant progress across multiple sectors.

While highlighting various projects, the CM painted an optimistic picture of Sindh’s development under his leadership.

Murad Ali Shah stated that substantial work had been done in agriculture, healthcare, infrastructure, digitalisation, and welfare programs.

He detailed key achievements, including distributing 200,000 solar units, issuing 168,000 Hari Cards to farmers, constructing 196 new roads, and treating 1.4 million patients at NICVD.

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Addressing a press conference marking the completion of his cabinet’s first year, the CM credited all accomplishments to the vision of the Bhutto family and the leadership of Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.

He emphasized that 168,000 Hari Cards were distributed among farmers affected by the 2022 floods, while 196 roads were constructed for Rs 54 billion.

The Sindh government has also provided 200,000 solar units, with plans to distribute 300,000 more.

Additionally, 24 government offices, including key buildings in Karachi, have been solarised.

In the health sector, Sindh is working through public-private partnerships with Jinnah Hospital, Dow University, SIUT, and Indus Hospital, while NICVD has provided treatment to 1.4 million patients.

The CM further announced that the Rescue 1122 monitoring system has been established, with 110 new emergency vehicles added to the fleet. He reiterated the Sindh government’s commitment to public welfare through practical initiatives.