Lahore: Chief Minister (CM) Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif has initiated the registration process for ‘Dastak’ representatives, as reported on July 1.
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According to the details, this program aims to provide dignified employment to thousands of youth across Punjab. CM Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced plans to expand the ‘Maryam Ki Dastak Program’ to all districts, increasing the services offered from 10 to 65. She emphasised that this initiative will allow people to access services at home, reducing the need to visit multiple offices, and will help eliminate corruption and exploitation. The Chief Minister highlighted that Punjab is entering a new era of digitalisation, making lives easier through information technology and artificial intelligence. Youth representatives in the ‘Dastak Program’ will serve as facilitators, earning thousands of rupees with dignity.
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To qualify as a ‘Dastak’ representative, candidates must be at least 18 years old, have an intermediate education, a valid CNIC, a mobile phone with internet, a clearance certificate from the police, a personal motorcycle, and a valid driving license. Selected representatives will also receive training to perform their roles effectively.