Ten major highway projects in Balochistan are scheduled for completion between 2026 and 2028, involving a total investment of Rs644.06 billion. Three of these highway projects carry deadlines for December 2026.
Six highway projects target completion in 2027, while one major project is slated for June 2028. The 22.7-kilometre dualisation of the Quetta Western Bypass (N-25) is set for completion in November 2026.
This project, costing Rs6.89 billion, has reached 85% physical progress. A 103-kilometre Nokundi-Mashkel road project is slated for December 2026 completion.
Work on the Rs7.71 billion road has reached 79% progress. The 79.89-kilometre Jhal Jhao-Bela Road project is slated for December 2026 completion.
This project costs Rs16.22 billion and has achieved 70% progress. The 330.52-kilometre Khuzdar-Kuchlak section has achieved 61% progress.
Valued at Rs98.90 billion, the section is part of the broader regional network. The 273-kilometre Karachi-Kararo and Wadh-Khuzdar section targets December 2027 completion.
This Rs183.42 billion project is being developed alongside the 187-kilometre Kararo-Wadh and Kuchlak-Chaman section, which also targets December 2027. The Kararo-Wadh and Kuchlak-Chaman section costs Rs132.75 billion.
Expected by June 2027, the 168-kilometre Awaran-Naal section on the M-8 costs Rs32.24 billion. The 146-kilometre Hoshab-Awaran road is also expected by June 2027.
Finally, the 305-kilometre Kuchlak-Zhob section is targeting June 2028 completion.
