Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has instructed authorities to accelerate development work on the Ravi City project, emphasizing timely completion and adherence to quality standards for the sprawling urban initiative.
She visited the River Training Works Project in Lahore to assess progress and identify areas requiring immediate attention, highlighting the strategic importance of Ravi City for the province’s economic growth.
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During the visit, Chief Minister Nawaz reviewed detailed reports and ongoing construction activities, stressing the need for efficient coordination between contractors, engineers, and local authorities to avoid delays.
Shahid Ashraf Tarar, Chairman of the Ravi Urban Development Authority, briefed the CM on milestones achieved so far, ongoing challenges, and proposed measures to ensure the project stays on schedule.
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The Ravi City project aims to provide modern residential, commercial, and recreational facilities, integrating sustainable urban planning to accommodate Lahore’s growing population while boosting infrastructure and employment opportunities.
Maryam Nawaz directed officials to maintain transparency, implement innovative solutions, and regularly update the public on progress, reflecting the government’s commitment to fast-track development and enhance living standards.