ISLAMABAD:

The Asian Development Bank has approved three projects amounting to $381 million to advance agriculture, education, and health services in Punjab Province, Pakistan.

The development projects aim at fostering economic growth in the provinc. “Investing in education, health, and agricultural mechanisation will play a transformative role in driving the growth of Punjab, a vital pillar of Pakistan’s economy," said ADB Country Director for Pakistan Emma Fan. "These strategic investments will modernise agriculture, enhance human capital, and significantly improve livelihoods for millions of people across Punjab.”

A $120 million concessional loan and $4 million grant have been allocated for the Punjab Climate-Resilient and Low-Carbon Agriculture Mechanisation Project to accelerate th

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