| Islamabad: A Chinese delegation met with Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Muhammad Ali Randhawa, at CDA headquarters on Wednesday to discuss collaboration on the revision of Islamabad’s Master Plan. The meeting focused on incorporating sustainable urban development and eco-friendly practices into the city’s growth strategy, according to news sources on November 6.
During the discussions, Chairman Randhawa highlighted Islamabad’s vision to evolve as a model of environmental sustainability and efficient urban planning. He expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to leverage China’s advanced expertise in areas such as green infrastructure, environmental management, and carbon reduction techniques.
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A key aspect of the meeting centered on the role Chinese insights could play in transforming Islamabad’s urban landscape, particularly through sustainable revisions to the city’s Master Plan. This plan aims to align the capital’s future development with global environmental standards, ensuring a green and livable city for its residents.
The Chinese delegation responded positively, showing a keen interest in supporting Islamabad’s commitment to a sustainable urban future. They shared insights on successful green initiatives implemented in China, including eco-friendly urban designs and low-carbon development strategies, which could be tailored to Islamabad’s unique needs.
Investment opportunities within Islamabad’s urban planning and infrastructure sectors were also discussed, with Chairman Randhawa encouraging Chinese businesses to participate in the capital’s development efforts. He emphasized CDA’s commitment to facilitating foreign partnerships that bring long-term benefits to Islamabad.
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The meeting concluded with mutual expressions of support, as both sides committed to exploring further joint projects that align with Islamabad’s goal of becoming an environmentally conscious and sustainable city. |
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