Maryam Nawaz Announces 50-Acre Punjab Film City to Boost Pakistan’s Media Industry
Maryam Nawaz Sharif has announced the establishment of a 50-acre Punjab Film City project in Lahore, marking a major
Maryam Nawaz Sharif has announced the establishment of a 50-acre Punjab Film City project in Lahore, marking a major step toward the revival and modernization of Pakistan’s film and media industry. The project will be developed within the proposed Nawaz Sharif IT City Lahore and is being described as the country’s first fully integrated media production hub.
According to the announcement, the Punjab Film City will bring together all major components of film, television, and animation production under one roof. The vision is to create a modern creative ecosystem where professionals can access world-class facilities without needing to travel abroad for production work.
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The project will include advanced film studios, sound stages, post-production labs, and fully designed shooting sets. In addition, a central artificial lake and large-scale event spaces will be constructed to support film shoots and major award ceremonies. These facilities are expected to meet international production standards and attract both local and international projects.
Maryam Nawaz stated that the initiative aims to revive Pakistan’s entertainment industry through modern technology, infrastructure development, and skilled workforce training. She emphasized that creative industries have the potential to become a strong pillar of the economy if provided with proper support and infrastructure.
Officials believe the project will generate thousands of employment opportunities, ranging from technical production roles to creative and administrative jobs. It is also expected to contribute to the growth of the creative economy, helping Pakistan strengthen its presence in global media markets.
Overall, the Punjab Film City project represents a major investment in Pakistan’s cultural and entertainment future, with the potential to transform Lahore into a regional hub for film and digital content production.
