PM satisfied with making Pakistan green for coming generations
By APP
August 01, 2020
ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Friday said as an environmentalist, it was a great satisfaction for him to make Pakistan green for the coming generations.
Imran Khan, who is an avid supporter of plantation across the country, in a tweet expressed satisfaction over the success of his 10 Billion Tree Tsunami project. "This gives me the greatest satisfaction to leave a green Pakistan for our coming generations," he said. The prime minister also shared a video clip of Baloki in Punjab, showing comparison of the earlier barren land with lush green area covered with plants. "Massive change visible a year after we started tree plantation drive on land recovered from mafia, as part of 10 Billion Tree Tsunami," he wrote.
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