CDA Chairman Directs to Speed up Development of Islamabad’s Sectors

ISLAMABAD – Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, has called for faster progress on key development projects across Islamabad’s new sectors, reaffirming his vision to transform the capital into a modern, well-planned city.

During a high-level meeting on Monday, Randhawa reviewed ongoing works in sectors C-14, C-15, C-16, E-12, and I-12 alongside senior CDA officials including Talat Mahmood (Member Administration and Estate), Syed Nafasat Raza (Member Engineering), and Dr. Khalid Hafiz (Member Planning).

He emphasized that speeding up development should never come at the cost of quality or standards. To ensure effective management and quick resolution of public complaints, Randhawa instructed the establishment of camp offices at construction sites, allowing residents to access services and raise issues on the spot.

Highlighting upcoming improvements, the chairman announced plans for upgraded street lighting, road enhancements, and the widening of main entry points in the new sectors. He also ordered the swift removal of encroachments and illegal structures that have been hindering progress.

Randhawa praised the recent commercial plot auction, describing it as a “historic success” that strengthens the CDA’s financial standing. He directed the Finance Wing to allocate sufficient funds for the timely completion of development activities.

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“Our goal is clear: to build Islamabad as a model city with modern infrastructure and transparent service delivery,” Randhawa said. “We are committed to using every available resource to meet the housing and development needs of our citizens efficiently.”

The CDA chief’s firm directives signal a focused push towards improving the city’s infrastructure and enhancing the living standards for Islamabad’s residents.