The mayor of Karachi, Murtaza Wahab, inaugurated on Saturday what is known as the largest livestock market in Asia, located near the northern bypass, and assured that all the necessary arrangements would be made to address the problems faced by buyers and merchants, said Express News.
Accompanied by Mayor Vice President Salman Murad, Wahab praised the efforts of the market administration during the opening ceremony, saying: “It feels like a particularly hot day, but let’s continue smiling, this is how problems are solved.”
He observed the importance of the market, stating: “Every year, millions of animals are taken to this market, and thousands of karachiites come here to buy sacrifice animals. That Allah accepts everyone’s sacrifice and bless merchants with good profits.”
Wahab emphasized the city’s government commitment to improve facilities. “We are working to build a society where people support each other during difficulties. We will address security concerns and guarantee cleaning and convenience for both buyers and sellers,” he said.
He also highlighted the economic impact of the market. “The presence of this livestock market leads to Karachi. When Karachi Prospera, Pakistan Prospera. Merchants from all over the country come here for fair profits,” he said.
Congratulations from the Administration for well -organized agreements, Wahab acknowledged that traffic problems generally arise during the last days of the market, but said the authorities would guarantee operations without problems. “The people of Karachi are generous: we hope that trade will be significant.” Change “may have become a contaminated word, but this is a year of real improvement,” he said.
He concluded by affirming his party’s commitment: “The representatives of Bilawal Bhutto have established the way for progress, and we will continue this development trip.
