Islamabad, Oct 14: Islamabad Fully Prepared for SCO Summit with Enhanced Security and Beautification Efforts, Says Chairman. Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the chairman of the Capital Development Authority, affirmed on Monday that Islamabad was ready to receive distinguished foreign visitors for the SCO preparation , with the city’s security and aesthetics greatly improved to guarantee a comfortable and safe stay.
“Islamabad is fully prepared under the strict instructions of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s where CDA, in collaboration with other security departments including Army officials, has implemented stringent security measures to ensure a secure experience for international guests,” Muhammad Ali Randhawa confirmed in an exclusive interview with a private news channel.
Ali Randhawa was proud and honored to be selected to welcome prestigious international visitors during the SCO Summit in Islamabad. “We are ecstatic to have such esteemed visitors to our city,” Randhawa remarked.
Ahead of the summit, he continued, “Islamabad’s roads and bridges have been transformed with illuminating decorations, creating a warm and welcoming ambiance.” “This colorful exhibit reflects Islamabad’s dedication to showcasing its beauty and hospitality to the world,” he remarked the world.
He continued by saying, “The city’s improved infrastructure and beautification initiatives show its readiness to host high-profile international events like the SCO .” In keeping with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s objective, Chairman CDA further proudly declared that Islamabad’s roads and bridges were being improved and made more aesthetically pleasing.
He continued, “The goal of this initiative is to extend a warm welcome to distinguished international guests attending the SCO Summit. As part of this effort, digital and eco-friendly streamers are being added to the city’s infrastructure, creating an experience that is both aesthetically pleasing and environmentally conscious for both residents and visitors.”
Additionally, Randhawa thanked important players for their significant assistance in keeping Islamabad quiet, especially in the run-up to the SCO summit. The Business Community was also commended for its contributions to the development and expansion of the city’s economy.
Chairman Randhawa also praised the Traffic Police for their unwavering work in keeping the city’s roads orderly and facilitating traffic flow. Army officials were also commended for their steadfast dedication to national security and assistance in preserving Islamabad’s tranquil atmosphere.
