Islamabad: The Serena Chowk and F-8 (PTCL Chowk) interchanges are two important infrastructure CDA mega projects that are currently under the supervision of given authority. Following this, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), visited the sites of CDA Mega Projects and reviewed the progress report.
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The visit was attended by representatives of the district administration, the CDA, the Islamabad Police Safe City Project, IESCO, SNGPL, and NESPAK. Chairman Randhawa underlined the importance it is to starting working on these projects and making sure that service lines are moved quickly at the CDA Mega Projects of Serena and F-8 interchanges.
The chairman emphasized how crucial it is to follow the Interior Minister’s instructions to finish these projects timely. “I will personally oversee the progress and quality of work on both projects,” he said, emphasizing how important it is for all departments involved to effectively coordinate to minimize any delays.
If these CDA mega projects are completed successfully, traffic flow in the federal capital would be greatly improved, said Chairman Randhawa. He pledged to promote effective communication and continuous oversight in order to finish the projects ahead of schedule.
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The Capital Development Authority (CDA) plays a crucial role in Pakistan as the primary organization responsible for the planning, development, and administration of Islamabad, the country’s capital. The CDA oversees urban planning, infrastructure development, and the provision of essential services such as water, sanitation, and public transportation. It also regulates construction projects, maintains parks and recreational spaces, and ensures environmental conservation within the city. The CDA’s efforts aim to foster Islamabad’s growth as a modern, sustainable, and livable city while preserving its natural beauty.
With the construction of Serena and F-8 interchanges, the traffic flow within the twin cities will reduced to a great effect and it will also help in streamlining the work of other ongoing projects.
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