Islamabad, January 2025 – The Capital Development Authority (CDA) Development Working Party (DWP) has announced four transformative projects during its 71st meeting. This bold step aims to modernize Islamabad and enhance its appeal as a global capital. Chaired by CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the meeting included officials from various ministries, who collectively discussed strategies to improve the city’s infrastructure and global reputation.
These projects, without a doubt, reflect Islamabad’s ambition to evolve into a sustainable and internationally recognized capital.
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Key Projects Apprved by CDA
1. Beautification of Constitution Avenue
To begin with, the CDA has allocated Rs. 490.082 million for the beautification and upgradation of Constitution Avenue. This prominent region houses dynamic government buildings such as the Aiwan-e-Saddar, Prime Minister’s Office, and Parliament House.
The main objective is to improve the avenue’s appearance and usability while making sure it complements Islamabad’s position as a center of governance.
Timeline: Officials expect the project to reach completion within four months.
- Impact: Consequently, the avenue will experience long-term improvements, boosting both its visual appeal and operational efficiency.
2. Advanced Waste Managemnt System
- Duration: The consultancy phase will last four months.
- Goals:
- First, reduce pollution levels.
- Second, enhance public health standards.
- Finally, align Islamabad’s practices with international benchmarks.
This initiative, therefore, underscores the CDA’s dedication to sustainable urban living, which is crucial for a rapidly growing city.
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3. Feasibility Study for 5-Star Hotels
Moreover, the CDA aims to position Islamabad as a premier destination for tourism, diplomacy, and business by initiating a feasibility study for five-star hotels.
- Scope: The study will include a 12-month consultancy for transaction advisory services.
- Focus: Specifically, it will explore joint projects and profit-sharing models to attract international investors.
- Benefits: As a result, this initiative is expected to boost tourism and solidify Islamabad’s reputation as a world-class destination.
4. Modern Slaughterhouse in Humak
Finally, the CDA plans to replace the city’s outdated slaughterhouse with a modern facility in Humak, built on 15.75 acres of CDA-owned land.
- Development Phase: Over the next year, advisors will estimate public-private partnership models to ensure effective execution.
- Aim: This project aims to provide hygienic and high-quality meat to Islamabad’s residents.
- Impact: Consequently, the initiative will improve food safety standards and contribute to better public health outcomes.
Islamabad’s Vision for the Future
Certainly, these projects reflect Islamabad’s commitment to sustainable urban development. Furthermore, they demonstrate a strategic effort to address the city’s challenges while enhancing its global reputation.
CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa emphasized, “We are determined to transform Islamabad into a modern and sustainable capital that meets international standards.”
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