Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb has issued the schedule of countrywide organizational visits of Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Senior Vice President Maryam Nawaz.
Maryam Nawaz will initiate countrywide visits from February 1. The PML-N senior vice president will address the workers’ convention in Bahawalpur and the organizational summit of PML-N will be held on February 2.
Workers’ convention in Multan will be held on February 5 and the organizational summit will be conducted on February 6.
Maryam Nawaz will address the workers convention in Abbottabad on February 9 and organizational summit will be held on February 10.
The PML-N senior vice president will address convention and rally in Dera Ghazi Khan on February 15. She will also preside over the party’s organizational summit on February 16.
Workers convention will be conducted in Rawalpindi on February 19; whereas, organizational meeting will be held on February 20.
Maryam Nawaz will address the workers convention in Sargodha on February 23 and will preside over the organizational summit on February 24.
Workers convention in Sahiwal will be held on February 27 and the organizational meeting will be held on February 28.
Convention in Gujranwala will be conducted on March 3 and organizational summit will be on March 4.
Convention in Sheikhupura will be conducted on March 7 and organizational summit will be on March 8. Convention in Faisalabad will be conducted on March 11 and organizational summit will be on March 12.
Workers convention in Peshawar will be held on March 15 and organizational meeting will be on March 16.
Workers convention in Lahore division will be held on March 19 and organizational summit will be held on March 20.
Maryam Nawaz will visit Quetta on March 23 to address workers convention. Organizational summit will be held in Quetta on March 24.
Workers convention in Karachi will be held on March 27 and organizational summit will be on March 28.
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