Under the directives of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, the province has officially launched the Socio-Economic Registry Project. In a meeting chaired by CM Maryam Nawaz, the project's progress was reviewed, and Deputy Commissioners were assigned the task of monitoring the registry. The project will record households' economic status across the province, including livestock in rural areas. Approximately 5,000 registration centers have been established for this purpose. Only registered individuals will be eligible for social protection projects such as the e-bike, Roshan Gharana Solar Program, Himat Card, Kisan Card, and other social protection programs.

Registered citizens can also apply for health cards, livestock cards, and scholarship programs. Residents can register from home via the portal or by contacting the helpline at 02345-0800. Online registration is also available at www.pser.punjab.gov.pk. She emphasized the importance of having accurate data to ensure rightful beneficiaries receive assistance. She stated that the Socio-Economic Registry Project simplifies the registration process for the public and will aid the government in addressing citizens' issues. She instructed commissioners and deputy commissioners to facilitate citizens at registration centers.

Credit: Independent News Pakistan