Lawmakers representing the
federal capital have voiced strong support for the Capital Development
Authority (CDA) in addressing Islamabad’s pressing civic and infrastructure
needs, pledging joint efforts for the improvement of both urban sectors and rural
areas.
In a high-level meeting
between parliamentarians and CDA officials, discussions focused on key
development priorities, including:
Lawmakers stressed the
importance of balanced development, pointing out that rural areas surrounding
Islamabad often lag behind in access to basic civic amenities compared to urban
sectors. The CDA assured that ongoing and upcoming projects will equally
address both urban planning and rural infrastructure.
According to CDA officials,
the authority is accelerating road repair works, upgrading sewerage systems,
and launching digitisation initiatives to make public services more efficient
and reduce inconvenience for residents. These digital upgrades aim to
streamline property records, housing society approvals, and civic service
requests, making processes faster and more transparent.
Both sides agreed on
establishing a monitoring mechanism to ensure timely completion of projects
while maintaining transparency. Lawmakers also committed to regular follow-ups
and urged the CDA to provide public progress updates to enhance community
engagement.
This collaborative effort
between Islamabad’s lawmakers and the Capital Development Authority marks a
significant step toward sustainable urban development, improved public
facilities, and the uplift of rural communities.