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

[PakFactor]

This is enough internet for me to not log in for the next two days-the British learning from Punjab CM. Lol.

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

Where does it say the UK is going to replicate Maryam Bibi's model. It just talks about one volunteer in Birmingham, who is probably a Patwari himself, having an online session with someone in Punjab.

There is a reason why this was not published in English. It would have immediately have been taken down and the "reporter", who is also probably a Patwaran , been fired.

Right. Anyway, you've got your evidence that this was not some fake news created by some Pakistani newspaper but actually reported by BBC. Good. The end.

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

This is enough internet for me to not log in for the next two days-the British learning from Punjab CM. Lol.

The "British" had an Indian as their Prime Minister, along with Scotland, a Pakistani as a Prime Minister not so long ago. This is on top of a Pakistani as the Mayor of London since 2016.

Welcome to the age of expanding Pakistan/Indian colonies in the West.

 

[Owaiz]

Right. Anyway, you've got your evidence that this was not some fake news created by some Pakistani newspaper but actually reported by BBC. Good. The end.

It is fake news since the Patwari newspaper has misreported even the paid for article on BBC Urdu.

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

It is fake news since the Patwari newspaper has misreported even the paid for article on BBC Urdu.

What was the need for BBC to even write an article in the first place related to Suthra Punjab and Birmingham?

 

[Baadil]

We judge progress by the infrastructure, city centres and quality of life for the affluent and middle classes in the suburbs.

Very revealing indeed

 

[Baadil]

@Pakistan Space Agency thank you bhai for sharing the BBC source

The below tweet is an argument from the other side:


Good questions to ask:

• Who is this Naveed and what volunteer organisation is he a member of?
• What, if any, link does this collaboration between the Punjab government of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan and a volunteer organisation in Birmingham UK have to the UK government or local Birmingham authorities?

Further source:

Professor Faraz Khan, a climate change specialist at St. Mary's University, who advised the volunteers and Punjab Waste Authority

#socialimpact #esg #leadership #businessforgood #impactstrategy #forbes #climatechange #impact #pakistan #sustainability #lahore | Faraz Khan MBE

Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, shared Paul Klein ‘s new article in Forbes: Audacious Impact: Solving A Massive Problem In Record Time You can read it here: https://lnkd.in/gEtergct In the article he explores how a massive problem is being solved by combining bold leadership...

www.linkedin.com

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Pakistan Space Agency

Welcome to the age of expanding Pakistan/Indian colonies in the West.

True. Inshallah, we will soon have a Partition of the British Isles presided over by a desi babu who has never foot in Bartania before. Let's hope this time it is done better and there is not too much violence and bitterness.

Regards

 

[Pakistani Dragon]

I don't get why so many Shaikh Chillis have been triggered by a single, simple article publisher on the BBC Urdu website

Guys, go to Shaukat Khanum Hospital and get something antidepressants.

Afterwards, watch a video of Cartoon-e-Azam Imran Khan walking in slow motion along with AI generated images of him as a hero. You'll soon forget this BBC article was ever written.

 

[Baadil]

I don't get why so many Shaikh Chillis have been triggered by a single, simple article publisher on the BBC Urdu website

Guys, go to Shaukat Khanum Hospital and get something antidepressants.

Afterwards, watch a video of Cartoon-e-Azam Imran Khan walking in slow motion along with AI generated images of him as a hero. You'll soon forget this BBC article was ever written.

Understandable sentiments. I think the title could be seen as misleading without evidence that the UK government will follow Punjab government policy.

 

[PakFactor]

The "British" had an Indian as their Prime Minister, along with Scotland, a Pakistani as a Prime Minister not so long ago. This is on top of a Pakistani as the Mayor of London since 2016.

Welcome to the age of expanding Pakistan/Indian colonies in the West.

We shouldn’t forget that they were born and later shaped by Western institutions. The system polished them; in the end, you can't take a pig from the farm and expect it to act civilized.

 

[Distant_Observer]

 

[Distant_Observer]

Cleaning is going well.

Now they need to map out a 1 mile radius in Lahore city centre and enforce strict building standards.

Renovate any dilapidated buildings.

There are 2 things that make a place look like a 3rd world shanty town. That is poorly constructed and maintained buildings and dirt.

So pick a 1 mile radius and renovate it. Naturally this will raise the property prices and all the riff raff will move to the outskirts away from line of sight.

Can expand this out to the other cities if all goes well with a smaller radius depending on the size of the city. Every major city in Punjab should have this cluster.

 

[Distant_Observer]

Also they need to deal with this mess overhead. If you renovate the buildings, remove these wires, build roads and pavements, no more shanty town look.

 

[RescueRanger]

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

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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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