Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday laid the foundation stone of two infrastructure projects in Islamabad, aimed at ensuring smooth flow of traffic in the federal capital.
The interchange will be built at the Jinnah Avenue-Ninth Avenue intersections, while an underpass will constructed at the Serena Chowk-Convention Center intersections in Islamabad.
Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi briefed the Prime Minister that the Serena Chowk underpass will be completed in sixty days, while the Jinnah Avenue-Ninth Avenue project will be constructed within 120 days.
The premier unveiled a plaque to mark the construction of the Jinnah Avenue-9th Avenue intersection.
Addressing the ground-breaking ceremony this evening, PM Shehbaz said these projects mark the beginning of initiatives for the development and prosperity of the residents of Islamabad and its surrounding areas. He commended the Interior Minister and his team for their resolve to complete the projects at a fast pace.
Mohsin Naqvi, in his address, said the traffic congestion at Faizabad will soon be addressed through adjustments to the bridges and flyovers, state-run Radio Pakistan reported.
“Margala Road will be connected to the motorway, and the process for this initiative is in its final stages,” he wrote.
Mohsin Naqvi further announced that the construction of a safari park in the capital city will start within ninety to one hundred days, adding that two locations have been identified for auction to construct five-star hotels.
Mohsin Naqvi said the government is going to install the tallest flag of South Asia in Islamabad and sponsors for this initiative are currently being finalised.
