The federal government has initiated the construction of a 2.88-kilometre dual-carriageway in Sahiwal, a project carrying a significant price tag of Rs 490.4 million and a projected completion date of June 2026.
According to an official report today, Syed Imran Ahmed Shah, the Federal Minister for Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety, officially launched the Kacha Noor Shah Road project at an inauguration ceremony today.
During his address, the minister stated that enhancing public welfare and improving civic amenities are top priorities for the Pakistan Muslim League (N) government. He referenced the tenure of former Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, noting the development of a comprehensive motorway and road network during that period aimed at providing safe and efficient travel.
He further remarked that this commitment to public service is being carried forward under the leadership of Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif. The minister described the new road as a measure to provide better regional access, alleviate daily transportation challenges, and improve the overall living standards for local inhabitants.
Community members present at the event expressed their support for the initiative, describing the new road as a much-needed development. They conveyed their appreciation for the government”s focus on regional infrastructure, anticipating that the project will offer lasting convenience to the area.