UK to replicate CM Maryam’s ‘Suthra Punjab’ model: BBC

UK to replicate CM Maryam’s ‘Suthra Punjab’ model: BBC​

Recorder Report
Published 14 December 2025

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LAHORE: After Cop30, Forbes, and Bloomberg, BBC has also recognized Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s ‘Suthra’ (Clean) Punjab programme, as it has reported that Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s ‘Clean Punjab’ model has become a role model in the UK.

It added that the cleanliness model of Clean Punjab has reached Birmingham, a British city; as for the first time in history, a volunteer group from a British city has sought guidance from Punjab in waste management. It highlighted that the ‘Clean Punjab’ model has proven effective in solving problem of boiling garbage and frequent strikes in Birmingham.

BBC reported that this digital partnership of Punjab experts and Birmingham volunteers in waste management has changed many assumptions, as Punjab’s waste management plan (Clean Punjab) has become an example worthy of imitation for institutions around the world. It added, “After learning from Punjab, we have realized that though we live in the West, we have lagged behind in responsibility. It underscored that UK Local Volunteers consulted ‘Suthra’ Punjab experts online, while their first contact took place at COP-30 climate conference in Brazil.

BBC highlighted that details of “Suthra (Clean) Punjab” program were presented at Pakistan pavilion in COP-30, while CEO Lahore Waste Management Company briefed the volunteers from Birmingham in an online meeting. He apprised them about Punjab’s model and solutions to local problems. It said that Punjab’s modern waste management system “Suthra Punjab” has received great international recognition, as the global magazine Bloomberg declared its ‘Waste to Value Project’ as a major project, adding that it is contributing Rs 300 billion annually to Punjab economy through environment-friendly activities.


you noonies are full of of crap,...
 

UK to replicate CM Maryam’s ‘Suthra Punjab’ model: BBC​

Recorder Report
Published 14 December 2025

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LAHORE: After Cop30, Forbes, and Bloomberg, BBC has also recognized Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s ‘Suthra’ (Clean) Punjab programme, as it has reported that Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s ‘Clean Punjab’ model has become a role model in the UK.

It added that the cleanliness model of Clean Punjab has reached Birmingham, a British city; as for the first time in history, a volunteer group from a British city has sought guidance from Punjab in waste management. It highlighted that the ‘Clean Punjab’ model has proven effective in solving problem of boiling garbage and frequent strikes in Birmingham.

BBC reported that this digital partnership of Punjab experts and Birmingham volunteers in waste management has changed many assumptions, as Punjab’s waste management plan (Clean Punjab) has become an example worthy of imitation for institutions around the world. It added, “After learning from Punjab, we have realized that though we live in the West, we have lagged behind in responsibility. It underscored that UK Local Volunteers consulted ‘Suthra’ Punjab experts online, while their first contact took place at COP-30 climate conference in Brazil.

BBC highlighted that details of “Suthra (Clean) Punjab” program were presented at Pakistan pavilion in COP-30, while CEO Lahore Waste Management Company briefed the volunteers from Birmingham in an online meeting. He apprised them about Punjab’s model and solutions to local problems. It said that Punjab’s modern waste management system “Suthra Punjab” has received great international recognition, as the global magazine Bloomberg declared its ‘Waste to Value Project’ as a major project, adding that it is contributing Rs 300 billion annually to Punjab economy through environment-friendly activities.
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Shameless Patwaris twisting the truth. Maryam Bibi probably paid for an advertorial on BBC Urdu or bribed some Patwari working for BBC in Pakistan.
The BBC is Britain's state owned broadcaster. It doesn't run on "adverts" but people have to pay license fee.
 
The BBC is Britain's state owned broadcaster. It doesn't run on "adverts" but people have to pay license fee.
So where on the BBC UK website is this fake news ? It is nowhere to be found except on Patwari channels and accounts.
 
So where on the BBC UK website is this fake news ? It is nowhere to be found except on Patwari channels and accounts.
I posted the article from Business Recorder. Reach out to them please.
 
So where on the BBC UK website is this fake news ? It is nowhere to be found except on Patwari channels and accounts.

You're right.

UK is actually instead looking at PTI and their amazing work in Peshawar to replicate this.

UK is eager to learn from PTI and how they can also look worse than bombed out Fallujah. :ROFLMAO:

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it is giving the vibes that maryam bibi is speaking standing next to the editor and the editor of business recorder is transcribing her speech into an article, cheap PR amplification yar there is no such BBC report anywhere
 
My main base is in Islamabad, wonder the streets of F8 and you'll see plenty of skips outside people's houses overflowing. Waste management is horrendous. F8 and even F6 have these, they were not this filthy a few years back.

Bhai jaan go to any markaz and you'll see lots of trash too, what absolute nonsense. The crumbling infrastructure of Islamabad looks horrendous, footpaths broken apart and buildings + homes in disrepair. I absolutely abhor comparisons made to dubai or the west.
 
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They are a Patwari propaganda website. Did you do any independent research before blindly repeating their propaganda ?
Will this "independent research" work? 🧐

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KMC/Sind Govt need to sort this out. The poor citizens are suffering while the two bicker.
Karachi is being destroyed with clear collusion b/w MQM, PPP and PMLN. As Karachi goes down, Lahore and interior Sindh would become bigger business centers.MQM will get its cut as always.
 

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