Key Takeaways
- Federal Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi directs tree planting in Islamabad.
- Campaign focuses on beautifying major roads, parks, and green belts.
- Goal is to make Islamabad more sustainable, eco-friendly, and tourist-friendly.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has launched a tree plantation campaign in Islamabad, as directed by Federal Interior Minister Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi. The initiative aims to enhance the city’s greenery and make it more attractive for both citizens and tourists.
Tree planting and beautification activities are underway on major roads, green belts, parks, and public recreation spots across the capital. The CDA has emphasized the importance of planting environmentally friendly trees and improving green areas.
The campaign’s primary objective is to provide a clean, green, and pleasant environment for citizens and tourists. Special attention is being given to ensuring proper care of the plants and promoting the planting of eco-friendly trees.
Citizens have expressed appreciation for the CDA’s efforts, which they believe will enhance the city’s appearance. The authority has stated that better parks and greenery will make Islamabad more attractive for both domestic and foreign tourists.
The CDA is committed to accelerating steps to transform Islamabad into a modern, sustainable, green, and world-class tourist-friendly city. Providing a beautiful, healthy, and pleasant environment remains a top priority for the CDA.
The campaign is part of a broader initiative to make Islamabad a more sustainable and eco-friendly capital. The CDA believes that the plantation drive will contribute significantly to achieving this goal.
