Islamabad, July 31, 2025: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has unveiled a significant initiative for the Diplomatic Enclave revamp in Islamabad, focusing on tighter security, upgraded infrastructure, and improved amenities for international embassies.
This decision came during a top-level session led by CDA Chairman and Islamabad Chief Commissioner Muhammad Ali Randhawa in line with the directives of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi.
Major aspects of the project include:
- Development of a state-of-the-art commercial and recreational complex
- Renovation of roads and installation of intelligent lighting systems
- Enhanced landscaping and eco-friendly green belts
- Full integration with the Safe City surveillance system
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Entry and exit routes will be redesigned with modern surveillance equipment. Security cameras will be installed at critical points and fully connected to the Safe City network for instant oversight.
In a move to encourage a more active and eco-conscious setting, bicycle paths and a full-scale sports facility will be established. Additional plans consist of food outlets, kiosks and a multi-purpose hall to add convenience and usability.
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Randhawa highlighted the importance of meeting deadlines and maintaining superior construction standards, calling the enclave “a reflection of Pakistan’s national image.” He stated the upgrades would ease embassy operations and uplift Islamabad’s Diplomatic Enclave in global perception.
Home to numerous foreign missions, the enclave remains one of the Islamabad most protected sectors. Through this comprehensive strategy, the CDA aims to make it more functional, visually appealing and diplomatic-friendly.
