The first women-only market is being developed on Liaquat Road, with one bazaar planned in each of the district’s seven tehsils.
The Rawalpindi district administration has launched a new initiative to establish seven Pink Bazaars across the district, providing women with dedicated spaces to run small businesses and earn a livelihood.
The first Pink Bazaar is being established on Liaquat Road in Rawalpindi city. Deputy Commissioner Nadeem Nasir said the market was almost ready, while work on six other bazaars was underway.
Under the first phase, one Pink Bazaar will be set up in each of Rawalpindi district’s seven tehsils. The administration plans to increase the number of markets in later phases.
The bazaars will allow women vendors to sell daily-use items and provide female customers with a dedicated shopping space away from crowded markets.
The initiative is being carried out on the directions of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz and aims to create more opportunities for women to take part in local business activities.
The district administration has not yet shared the opening dates for all seven markets or details about stall allocation.
