Islamabad 3 August: The recent visit of the President of Iran to Pakistan marks a significant diplomatic milestone, further strengthening the historical, cultural, brotherly ties between the two neighboring countries.
As the capital city of Pakistan, Islamabad took center stage in preparation of this high-level guest, and the Capital Development Authority (CDA) under the vision of Federal Minister for Interior Mohsin Naqvi and the able leadership of Chairman CDA played an important and vital role in ensuring that the Federal Capital Islamabad reflect the hospitality, dignity, and organizational excellence that such a visit demands.
In anticipation of the Iranian President’s arrival, the CDA launched a comprehensive campaign for beautification, branding of city with colourful flags of both brotherly countries.
Key areas along the route of the President of the Iran were adorned with aesthetically pleasing and modern lighting installations, giving a festive and dignified ambiance to the federal capital, Islamabad. These lighting displays not only enhanced the visual appeal of the capital but also symbolized the warmth of Pakistan’s welcome to its Iranian counterpart.
Moreover, in a move that underscored the strong diplomatic bonds between the two nations, national flags of Pakistan and Iran were prominently displayed along all major avenues and important intersections. This branding initiative added a ceremonial touch to the capital’s atmosphere and showcased Islamabad’s readiness to host global leaders with grace and decorum.
The CDA’s commitment extended beyond mere decoration. Roads were cleaned, greenbelts were maintained, and floral arrangements were placed strategically to beautify public spaces. These efforts, carried out in coordination with other departments, reflected the Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa’s maintaining Islamabad as a model capital, clean, green, and efficient.
The visit of the Iranian President is an important visit which is a reflection of Pakistan’s foreign policy emphasis on regional cooperation, shared development, and mutual respect. It is also an opportunity for Islamabad to present itself as a city of peace, progress, and planning. Thanks to the proactive approach of Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa’s the federal capital Islamabad lived up to these expectations with excellence.
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Moreover, the Iranian President’s visit to Pakistan is a proud moment for Pakistani nation and the Capital Development Authority, under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Randhawa which rose to the occasion by transforming Islamabad into modern capital, a showcase of Pakistani hospitality and urban elegance. These efforts not only served the immediate purpose of preparation as well as hosting a visiting head of state but also contributed to the long-term vision of positioning Islamabad as one of the most beautiful and well-managed capitals in the world.
