Islamabad: According to a report on July 29, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), visited various locations to promote industrialization, improve recreational spaces, and maintain Islamabad’s natural beauty.
To further develop Islamabad, the CDA has outlined a comprehensive plan to upgrade both the city’s parks and industrial zones. Chairman Randhawa’s visits are a crucial part of this initiative, aimed at assessing the current state of these areas and identifying opportunities for improvement. The objective is to promote industrial growth and ensure that Islamabad remains a green and beautiful city.
During these visits, Randhawa emphasized the importance of balancing industrial development with environmental conservation. He noted that the enhancement of recreational areas is vital for the well-being of the city’s residents and for maintaining Islamabad’s status as one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. The CDA is committed to creating more green spaces and improving existing ones to offer better facilities to the public.
Additionally, the CDA declared that diplomats from different nations would be invited to take part in the Margalla Hills Plantation Campaign as part of a new initiative. Under the direction of Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, this project seeks to improve the relationship between people and the natural world. By involving diplomats in the plantation campaign, the CDA hopes to foster international cooperation and raise awareness about the importance of environmental preservation.
The Margalla Hills Plantation Campaign is part of a broader effort to combat climate change and protect the natural beauty of Islamabad. The CDA plans to plant thousands of trees in the Margalla Hills, enhancing the region’s biodiversity and providing a healthier environment for future generations. This initiative also underscores the CDA’s commitment to sustainable development and environmental stewardship.
Chairman Randhawa expressed his optimism about the future of Islamabad, highlighting that the combined efforts of the government, the CDA, and the international community can lead to significant positive changes. The CDA’s plans for upgrading parks and industrial zones, along with the Margalla Hills Plantation Campaign, are expected to bring immediate and long-term benefits to the city and its residents.
The CDA’s proactive measures reflect a balanced approach to urban development, ensuring that industrial progress does not come at the expense of environmental health. With continued dedication and collaboration, Islamabad can look forward to a prosperous and green future.
