by On July 22, 2025, the Provincial Government of Punjab officially approved four major development projects, with a combined cost of PKR 1.755 billion, targeting Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Faisalabad.
1. Lahore: Dual Carriageway Upgrade
- A 6.3 km dual carriageway will be constructed from Gawala Colony (Gulshan-e-Ahbab) to the Kahna Flyover.
- The objective is to ease traffic congestion and improve connectivity in this high-density corridor.
2. Rawalpindi: Adiala Road Park Revamp
- Funding has been allocated to upgrade and beautify a public park on Adiala Road.
- The project aims to enhance recreational spaces and improve citizens’ quality of life.
3. Faisalabad: Sewer and Road Infrastructure
- In Chak No. 199‑RB and Fakhraabad, sewerage systems and local roads will be constructed and upgraded.
- This addresses longstanding infrastructure deficits in peri‑urban localities.
4. Faisalabad: Water Resource Expansion PMU
- A Project Management Unit (PMU) will be established for expanding the city’s water supply networks.
- This initiative recognizes the pressing need to scale up water resources in line with urban growth.
- Punjab Govt Four Key Projects.
On July 22, 2025, the Punjab government green‑lit four high‑priority infrastructure projects totalling PKR 1.755 billion. The developments span Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Faisalabad—focusing on mobility, sanitation, water supply, and civic amenities.
Highlights by City
- Lahore: 6.3 km dual carriageway between Gulshan‑e‑Ahbab and Kahna Flyover to reduce congestion.
- Rawalpindi: Upgrading Adiala Road public park to improve urban recreation.
- Faisalabad: Road and sewer infrastructure upgrades in Chak‑199‑RB/Fakhraabad; PMU for water‑network expansion.
Wider Significance
These schemes bolster local infrastructure in growing urban corridors. In Faisalabad, they build on the broader provincial budget plans—such as metro bus feasibility, sanitation, and road expansion—in line with ongoing efforts to modernize urban services province‑wide.
Takeaway
This move reflects a committed, multi‑city strategy by the Punjab government to enhance transport connectivity, public utilities, and living standards in key urban regions. It sets the stage for further investments in public transport, environmental resilience, and urban governance.
✅ Why It Matters
| Element | Value |
|---|---|
| Executive Order Date | July 22, 2025 |
| Total Budget | Rs 1.755 billion |
| Cities Benefiting | Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad |
| Areas Targeted | Roads, sewerage, water supply, green spaces |
| Strategic Aim | Improved mobility, sanitation, livability, and civic infrastructure |
