Pakistan Post Plans Electric Bikes for Postmen

Pakistan Post has decided to modernise post offices nationwide, automate 2, 761 offices and provide electric bikes to postmen.

Key points

• Director General Pakistan Post Squadron Leader retired Maqsood Ahmad remarked approval of the PC-I by the CDWP was a major milestone for the organisation.
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• According to a senior official, the project will be implemented with financial assistance from Exim Bank and will cost over Rs6.29 billion.
• The Central Development Working Party has approved the revised PC-I for the automation project.
• Punjab Launches Electric Buses on 2 Routes in Gujranwala.

Meanwhile, the Central Development Working Party has approved the revised PC-I for the automation project.

According to a senior official, the project will be implemented with financial assistance from Exim Bank and will cost over Rs6.29 billion. The project is scheduled for completion by December 2029. Punjab Probable to Change Dates for Basant 2027.

Authorities stated the plan is an significant step toward the digital transformation and long-term sustainability of Pakistan Post.

In view of Pakistan Post's financial constraints and shortage of funds for fuel, the department is additionally considering the provision of electric bikes to postmen to reduce delivery costs.

Initial steps have already been introduced in Punjab, where a survey is being conducted on the instructions of the postmaster general to determine whether postmen are willing to receive e-bikes.

Under the proposal, employees may be given e-bikes through third-party financing on straightforward instalments.

Meanwhile, the Universal Postal Union is additionally being approached for cooperation in the environment-friendly initiative.

Authorities stated the automation project and the proposed e-bike plan are part of broader efforts to modernise Pakistan Post's operational structure and create better apply of its financial resources. Punjab Launches Electric Buses on 2 Routes in Gujranwala.

Nevertheless, final implementation will depend on the required approvals and follow-up operational steps by the relevant authorities.

Director General Pakistan Post Squadron Leader retired Maqsood Ahmad remarked approval of the PC-I by the CDWP was a major milestone for the organisation. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

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Taken together, the developments around pakistan Post Plans Electric Bikes for Postmen point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.