Islamabad, JULY29: Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), visited various locations to promote industrialization, improve recreational spaces, and maintain Islamabad’s natural beauty.
According to specifics, Chairman Randhawa emphasized the necessity for state-of-the-art development and facilities for industrialists at the Industrial Triangle Kahota. He demanded that exploitation end and that the telecom and IT industries have specialized facilities. He implored industrial plot holders to start up their businesses right now.
Chairman Randhawa monitored ongoing uplift efforts in the Diplomatic Enclave and gave the order to maintain the area’s aesthetic attractiveness by landscaping with a cohesive theme. In addition, he demanded that small-scale building and maintenance projects be finished quickly.
Randhawa oversaw remodeling work at the Jinnah Convention Center and gave the go-ahead to increase the seating capacity of the main hall to handle events of the highest caliber. He also stressed how crucial it is to finish the landscaping in the nearby green areas.
Randhawa demanded that international flags be flown in Ankara Park, the Rawal Dam Interchange barriers be made more beautiful, and landscaping be improved. He oversaw pathway renovations at Lakeview Park and asked for a detailed strategy for the park’s continuous upkeep and aesthetic appeal.
Additionally, the CDA declared that diplomats from different nations would be invited to take part in the Margalla Hills Plantation Campaign as part of a new initiative. Under the direction of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, this project seeks to improve the relationship between people and the natural world.
