The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has installed a modern security system at Gate No. 2 of Islamabad’s Diplomatic Enclave as part of a wider project to improve security and public facilities.

CDA Chairman and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Sohail Ashraf inspected the ongoing work and received a briefing on the installation of an under-vehicle inspection system and modern security barriers.

New Roads and Walking Tracks

The project also includes repairs to the Diplomatic Enclave’s boundary wall and damaged roads.

Officials said dedicated walking and cycling tracks, each around 10 feet wide, are being built to improve facilities for pedestrians and cyclists.

Landscaping, plantation work and modern permanent streetlights are also part of the project.

Sohail Ashraf directed the relevant departments to complete the work on time without compromising construction quality.

He said the improvements aim to bring the Diplomatic Enclave up to modern standards and provide better facilities for diplomats and residents.