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Work on signal free Islamabad Expressway from today
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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) will launch work on the expansion and signal-free Islamabad Expressway on Tuesday.
CDA Spokesman Ramzan Sajid informed that the project, costing Rs 21 billion involves the expansion of Expressway to 10 lanes from the Zero Point to Rawat providing the commuters a signal free ride across the 24-kilometer. The project would be executed in three phases. In the first phase, portion of the Expressway between Zero Point and Faizabad interchanges would be widened to 10 lanes. The stretch between Faizabad and the Airport Chowk would be expanded in the second phase and the remaining portion up to Rawat would be catered for in the third phase. The project involves construction of two overhead passages and seven underpasses for an access to housing societies located along the road. Of five lanes on either sides as designed in the project, three would be flexible and the rest two rigid for movement of heavy vehicles.
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/islamab...way-from-today
PM inaugurates Islamabad expressway expansion project
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ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif inaugurated signal free corridor, Islamabad Highway Project here on Tuesday.
While addressing to ceremony, Prime Minister said, “government is committed to fulfill promises made with the nation and we are committed to face all the challnges.”
PM emphasized that transparency and merit would be ensured in completion of all the developmental projects.
He further added that road infrastructure in federal capital should be in accordance with international standards and Rs.5 bn have been granted to Capital Development Authority (CDA) for this purpose.
The expansion project of Islamabad highway involves construction of a 24-kilometre-long signal-free corridor from Zero Point to Rawat.
Federal Government has approved the proposed Rs17.5 for the project.
The project involves construction of two overhead passages one each in front of Karal Chowk and the Defence Housing Authority with some seven underpasses mostly in front of housing societies located along the highway.
http://www.thenewstribe.com/2015/06/...nsion-project/
Nawaz inaugurates signal-free corridor of Islamabad highway
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday inaugurated the signal-free corridor of Islamabad highway which will cost about Rs21.81 billion.
Under the project, the 24-kilometer Expressway from Zero Point to GT Road Rawat will be converted into a signal free corridor besides addition of lanes to ease traffic congestion.
In the first phase which was launched today, four-kilometer portion from Zero Point to Faizabad would be completed at a cost of Rs1.6 billion. In addition, an overhead bridge would also be constructed at Shakarparian Chowk to give signal-free access to travellers.
In his address at the inauguration ceremony, the prime minister said that the international standard infrastructure is being developed to put Pakistan on fast track development.
The prime minister said that apart from construction of highways, motorways and metro bus projects, the government has also initiated a number of projects to overcome the electricity shortage.
Nawaz Sharif said that 3,600 megawatts electricity would be generated through the liquefied natural gas (LNG) for which the government has allocated billions of rupees in the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP).
Sharif said that he has directed the minister for petroleum to implement plans for generation of 1,000 MW of electricity through gas by 2016 so that people get further relief in load-shedding in next summer.
The premier said that 1,400 MW electricity would be added from Tarbela-IV project which is to be completed by 2017. He said that Neelum Jhelum would also provide 960 MW electricity.
In addition, he expressed the confidence that the electricity crisis would be overcome by 2017.
http://www.dnd.com.pk/nawaz-inaugura...-highway/94781
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ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) will launch work on the expansion and signal-free Islamabad Expressway on Tuesday.
CDA Spokesman Ramzan Sajid informed that the project, costing Rs 21 billion involves the expansion of Expressway to 10 lanes from the Zero Point to Rawat providing the commuters a signal free ride across the 24-kilometer. The project would be executed in three phases. In the first phase, portion of the Expressway between Zero Point and Faizabad interchanges would be widened to 10 lanes. The stretch between Faizabad and the Airport Chowk would be expanded in the second phase and the remaining portion up to Rawat would be catered for in the third phase. The project involves construction of two overhead passages and seven underpasses for an access to housing societies located along the road. Of five lanes on either sides as designed in the project, three would be flexible and the rest two rigid for movement of heavy vehicles.
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/islamab...way-from-today
PM inaugurates Islamabad expressway expansion project
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ISLAMABAD – Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif inaugurated signal free corridor, Islamabad Highway Project here on Tuesday.
While addressing to ceremony, Prime Minister said, “government is committed to fulfill promises made with the nation and we are committed to face all the challnges.”
PM emphasized that transparency and merit would be ensured in completion of all the developmental projects.
He further added that road infrastructure in federal capital should be in accordance with international standards and Rs.5 bn have been granted to Capital Development Authority (CDA) for this purpose.
The expansion project of Islamabad highway involves construction of a 24-kilometre-long signal-free corridor from Zero Point to Rawat.
Federal Government has approved the proposed Rs17.5 for the project.
The project involves construction of two overhead passages one each in front of Karal Chowk and the Defence Housing Authority with some seven underpasses mostly in front of housing societies located along the highway.
http://www.thenewstribe.com/2015/06/...nsion-project/
Nawaz inaugurates signal-free corridor of Islamabad highway
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday inaugurated the signal-free corridor of Islamabad highway which will cost about Rs21.81 billion.
Under the project, the 24-kilometer Expressway from Zero Point to GT Road Rawat will be converted into a signal free corridor besides addition of lanes to ease traffic congestion.
In the first phase which was launched today, four-kilometer portion from Zero Point to Faizabad would be completed at a cost of Rs1.6 billion. In addition, an overhead bridge would also be constructed at Shakarparian Chowk to give signal-free access to travellers.
In his address at the inauguration ceremony, the prime minister said that the international standard infrastructure is being developed to put Pakistan on fast track development.
The prime minister said that apart from construction of highways, motorways and metro bus projects, the government has also initiated a number of projects to overcome the electricity shortage.
Nawaz Sharif said that 3,600 megawatts electricity would be generated through the liquefied natural gas (LNG) for which the government has allocated billions of rupees in the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP).
Sharif said that he has directed the minister for petroleum to implement plans for generation of 1,000 MW of electricity through gas by 2016 so that people get further relief in load-shedding in next summer.
The premier said that 1,400 MW electricity would be added from Tarbela-IV project which is to be completed by 2017. He said that Neelum Jhelum would also provide 960 MW electricity.
In addition, he expressed the confidence that the electricity crisis would be overcome by 2017.
http://www.dnd.com.pk/nawaz-inaugura...-highway/94781
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The Capital Development Authority (CDA) Board on Monday approved a Rs37.7 billion budget for the financial year 2015-16, of which 44 per cent — Rs16.6 billion — will be spent to meet the increasing non-development expenditures of the authority.
CDA’s non-development expenditures in the outgoing financial year were 34 per cent of the total budget outlay.
The latest outlay is approximately 17 per cent (Rs8.1 billion) less than the outgoing year’s allocation, which was Rs45.8 billion.
Budget document suggests that in absence of any new revenue generation schemes, this year city managers again mainly depend on sale of commercial and residential properties to meet expenditures.
Development budget
The development budget is estimated at Rs21.1 billion — approximately 11 per cent less than last year’s allocation.
The civic agency has estimated that it would generate Rs35.07 billion revenue from its own resources. This includes Rs20.7 billion from self-finance accounts and Rs14.4 billion from revenue accounts.
Self-finance accounts include generation of Rs8 billion from sale of commercial plots in Blue Area and developed sectors, Rs2.6 billion from sale of residential plots, Rs8 billion from sale of land in C-series residential sectors and Rs6.3 billion from previous pending land receipts, among others.
While the federal government under the Public Sector Development Programme and Maintenance Grants will provide Rs2.06 billion to the authority.
Priority projects
A sum of Rs10.2 billion has been allocated for priority projects including Rs5 billion for improvement and widening of Islamabad Expressway from Zero Point to Rawat, Rs500 million for construction of Margalla Road (Phase-II), Rs700 million for development of Park Enclave and Rs500 million for up-gradation of 7th Avenue.
Similarly, two under passes on Faisal Avenue in Sector G-7/G-8 and Sector F-7/F-8 would also be constructed at a cost of Rs260 million. Moreover, Rs150 million has been allocated for the construction of a slaughter house.
Stalled and new sectors
The CDA has allocated Rs500 million for the development of Sector I-12, Rs200 million for the development of D-12 Markaz and Rs300 million for development of Sector I-15. Meanwhile, Rs300 million each would be spent on the development of Sector D-12 and construction of road infrastructure in Sector E-12.
An amount of Rs1.2 billion has been proposed for land acquisition to develop the C-series sectors.
For the development of sectors C-13, C-14 and C-15, Rs400 million has been allocated. Similarly, Rs100 million has been allocated for the construction of service roads, vehicular roads and railway crossing bridges at University Road in Sector I-12. Moreover, Rs100 million has been earmarked for construction of roads in Sector E-12/2, while Rs100 million for the construction of a multi-level car parking plaza at F-10 Markaz.
Published in The Express Tribune,
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The Capital Development Authority (CDA) Board on Monday approved a Rs37.7 billion budget for the financial year 2015-16, of which 44 per cent — Rs16.6 billion — will be spent to meet the increasing non-development expenditures of the authority.
CDA’s non-development expenditures in the outgoing financial year were 34 per cent of the total budget outlay.
The latest outlay is approximately 17 per cent (Rs8.1 billion) less than the outgoing year’s allocation, which was Rs45.8 billion.
Budget document suggests that in absence of any new revenue generation schemes, this year city managers again mainly depend on sale of commercial and residential properties to meet expenditures.
Development budget
The development budget is estimated at Rs21.1 billion — approximately 11 per cent less than last year’s allocation.
The civic agency has estimated that it would generate Rs35.07 billion revenue from its own resources. This includes Rs20.7 billion from self-finance accounts and Rs14.4 billion from revenue accounts.
Self-finance accounts include generation of Rs8 billion from sale of commercial plots in Blue Area and developed sectors, Rs2.6 billion from sale of residential plots, Rs8 billion from sale of land in C-series residential sectors and Rs6.3 billion from previous pending land receipts, among others.
While the federal government under the Public Sector Development Programme and Maintenance Grants will provide Rs2.06 billion to the authority.
Priority projects
A sum of Rs10.2 billion has been allocated for priority projects including Rs5 billion for improvement and widening of Islamabad Expressway from Zero Point to Rawat, Rs500 million for construction of Margalla Road (Phase-II), Rs700 million for development of Park Enclave and Rs500 million for up-gradation of 7th Avenue.
Similarly, two under passes on Faisal Avenue in Sector G-7/G-8 and Sector F-7/F-8 would also be constructed at a cost of Rs260 million. Moreover, Rs150 million has been allocated for the construction of a slaughter house.
Stalled and new sectors
The CDA has allocated Rs500 million for the development of Sector I-12, Rs200 million for the development of D-12 Markaz and Rs300 million for development of Sector I-15. Meanwhile, Rs300 million each would be spent on the development of Sector D-12 and construction of road infrastructure in Sector E-12.
An amount of Rs1.2 billion has been proposed for land acquisition to develop the C-series sectors.
For the development of sectors C-13, C-14 and C-15, Rs400 million has been allocated. Similarly, Rs100 million has been allocated for the construction of service roads, vehicular roads and railway crossing bridges at University Road in Sector I-12. Moreover, Rs100 million has been earmarked for construction of roads in Sector E-12/2, while Rs100 million for the construction of a multi-level car parking plaza at F-10 Markaz.
Published in The Express Tribune,
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Allied hospitals get Rs3 billion
RAWALPINDI: The district administration has approved Rs3 billion for Rawalpindi’s three public hospitals for fiscal year 2015-16. The three allied hospitals are Benazir Bhutto Hospital (BBH), Holy Family Hospital and the District Headquarters Hospital. However, 72 per cent of the total allocation will be spent on staff salaries, payment of utility bills and other recurring expenses. The remaining 28 per cent will be spent on medicines, medical equipment and laboratory tests. Hospital officials said the patient load has increased manifolds but the facilities have not been expanded accordingly. Two development schemes worth Rs195 million have been approved for up-gradation of various departments at BBH.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/911844/b...t-rs3-billion/
RAWALPINDI: The district administration has approved Rs3 billion for Rawalpindi’s three public hospitals for fiscal year 2015-16. The three allied hospitals are Benazir Bhutto Hospital (BBH), Holy Family Hospital and the District Headquarters Hospital. However, 72 per cent of the total allocation will be spent on staff salaries, payment of utility bills and other recurring expenses. The remaining 28 per cent will be spent on medicines, medical equipment and laboratory tests. Hospital officials said the patient load has increased manifolds but the facilities have not been expanded accordingly. Two development schemes worth Rs195 million have been approved for up-gradation of various departments at BBH.
http://tribune.com.pk/story/911844/b...t-rs3-billion/
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Proposed Bacha khan Airport after renovation
This project is being taken by Civil Aviation Authority.
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AJK & KPK: Under-construction 150 MW run-of-the-river high-head Patrind Hydropower Project on Kunhar River (on border of AJK and KPK) scheduled for completion in 2017
Establishment of National Science & Technology Park (NSTP) between Pakistan's leading technical university NUST and China's leading university Tsinghua University under CPEC framework lays foundation for establishing China Pakistan Innovation Corridor. TUS Park of Tsinghua University, Beijing has a floor area of 770,000 (m²), and more than 400 different enterprises and institutions have settled in it. It is not only China's first Grade A national university science park but also the largest single university science park in the world at present.
Science Park is a space that brings government, academia and industry together for innovation with the intent of promoting technology driven entrepreneurship. Pakistan Vision 2025 envisages Creation of Knowledge Economy through promotion of innovation and entrepreneurship. Our aim is to put PAKISTAN in the ranks of developed economies by building strong technological base. Establishment of NSTP is a major step in that direction. I was honoured to be the Chief Guest at the signing ceremony also attended by HE Amb Sun Weidong of China, Dr Mukhtar Chairman HEC, and Engr Asghar Rector NUST.
Establishment of National Science & Technology Park (NSTP) between Pakistan's leading technical university NUST and China's leading university Tsinghua University under CPEC framework lays foundation for establishing China Pakistan Innovation Corridor. TUS Park of Tsinghua University, Beijing has a floor area of 770,000 (m²), and more than 400 different enterprises and institutions have settled in it. It is not only China's first Grade A national university science park but also the largest single university science park in the world at present.
Science Park is a space that brings government, academia and industry together for innovation with the intent of promoting technology driven entrepreneurship. Pakistan Vision 2025 envisages Creation of Knowledge Economy through promotion of innovation and entrepreneurship. Our aim is to put PAKISTAN in the ranks of developed economies by building strong technological base. Establishment of NSTP is a major step in that direction. I was honoured to be the Chief Guest at the signing ceremony also attended by HE Amb Sun Weidong of China, Dr Mukhtar Chairman HEC, and Engr Asghar Rector NUST.
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70 seater ART series plane at islamabad international airport
first commercial flight of 70 seater new ATR inducted into PIA fleet. PIA had a fleet of over 40 planes in 1999 which had shrunk to as low as 16 functional planes. Adding new planes is part of PIA recovery plan of government.
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Wazirabad Khanki Project
first commercial flight of 70 seater new ATR inducted into PIA fleet. PIA had a fleet of over 40 planes in 1999 which had shrunk to as low as 16 functional planes. Adding new planes is part of PIA recovery plan of government.
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