Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has announced that the Kashmir Chowk Underpass in Islamabad will be opened soon, describing it as a project completed in the shortest possible time. Speaking to the media in Islamabad, he said the government was also working to improve the capital’s recreational facilities and planned to establish one or two additional parks.
Naqvi said the government was reconstructing F-9 Park, noting that around 400 acres of land within the park remained unused. He added that plans were underway to develop four new parks on the model of F-9 Park to expand green spaces and provide better recreational facilities for residents. Addressing concerns about tree cover, the minister said official records would establish whether the number of trees in Islamabad had increased or decreased.The interior minister further said various initiatives were being undertaken to support young people and improve their future prospects. He added that additional development work would be carried out over the next six months to reduce pressure on existing infrastructure and improve facilities in the federal capital.
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has announced that the Kashmir Chowk Underpass in Islamabad will be opened soon, describing it as a project completed in the shortest possible time. Speaking to the media in Islamabad, he said the government was taking measures to improve traffic flow and ease congestion in the federal capital. He added that further development projects were being planned to improve urban infrastructure and reduce pressure on existing facilities over the next six months.Naqvi said the government was reconstructing F-9 Park, noting that approximately 400 acres of land within the park remained unused. He announced plans to establish four additional parks on the model of F-9 Park, alongside efforts to develop one or two more recreational spaces in Islamabad.
Addressing concerns about the city’s tree cover, he said official records would determine whether the number of trees had increased or decreased.The interior minister also highlighted government initiatives aimed at improving opportunities for young people, including scholarships, laptop distribution and financial assistance through loan schemes announced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. He said the government was planning additional projects in Islamabad that would create employment opportunities and support economic activity. Naqvi reiterated that infrastructure development, youth empowerment and improved public facilities remained important areas of government focus.