LAHORE: The Punjab government has decided to expand the network of “Health Bazaars” by establishing 30 new markets at the tehsil level.
The tendering process for these markets has been completed, and contracts have been awarded. The target for completing these new markets has been set for June 30, 2026.
There are currently 46 operational convenience bazaars in the province, which attract over 8.5 million people annually. After the completion of the new project, the total number of these markets will increase to 154.
In addition, the expansion project also includes the creation of 15,400 new shops, which will provide direct employment to 30,800 people. The initiative is expected to benefit 184,000 families economically.
Moreover, the federal government has ensured affordable and transparent business facilities for small traders.
The government has set a target of establishing a convenience market in every tehsil by the financial year 2026-27, for which the district administration has been tasked with identifying government land.
Deputy Commissioners have been given clear instructions regarding the management responsibilities of the markets.
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