Islamabad held a high level review meeting on November 24, 2025 at the CDA Headquarters where Chairman Capital Development Authority and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa assessed the progress of multiple ongoing development projects. The session was attended by CDA Board members including senior officials from administration, finance, engineering, planning, environment and the office of the Deputy Commissioner Islamabad. A comprehensive briefing highlighted the pace and direction of various initiatives being executed across the capital.
During the meeting, officials shared that over 65 percent work on the Assan Khidmat Markaz has been completed. The project is being developed according to modern standards and incorporates advanced technology to streamline public service delivery. Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa instructed the team to ensure timely completion while maintaining top quality standards. He noted that the center will greatly benefit citizens by providing services of multiple departments under one roof.
The Chairman was also briefed on the T Chowk Flyover and Shaheen Chowk Underpass projects. Nearly 80 percent work on the T Chowk Interchange has been completed while girder launching has begun at Shaheen Chowk. Construction teams are working round the clock to deliver both projects at the earliest. Randhawa directed the installation of permanent LED lights and SMDs to further enhance the look of these major infrastructure sites.
While reviewing the Faizabad Interchange Remodeling project, officials informed that work on new loops is progressing at a rapid pace to resolve long standing traffic congestion issues between the twin cities. The Chairman instructed that a coordinated traffic management plan be prepared with Traffic Police to ensure smooth movement during construction.
It was also shared that surveillance cameras have been installed across all major development sites to ensure transparent and efficient monitoring. The Chairman stressed that Project Directors must oversee work 24 hours a day and use monitoring tools effectively for quality and timely completion.
Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa reiterated that the objective behind these initiatives is to transform Islamabad into a modern and model city. He said that all available resources are being utilized for the beautification of the capital and for providing world class facilities and services to its residents.
