CDA Says 92% Infrastructure Work Complete in Islamabad's Sector C-14

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has completed about 92 percent of basic infrastructure development in Islamabad's Sector C-14, according to an official update on the project. The authority said arrangements for electricity supply in the sector are also approaching completion, marking a key milestone for the long-delayed development of the area.

CDA Chairman and Islamabad Chief Commissioner Sohail Ashraf visited the sector on November 10 to review progress. According to the authority, streetlight installation along the main roads has been completed, while signboards are being put up across roads and streets. Landscaping and horticulture work is also under way.

During the visit, Ashraf directed officers to finish the remaining work on a priority basis and to ensure that allottees receive possession of their plots without further delay. He also instructed officials to monitor development projects in new sectors regularly and to resolve any issues promptly.

The chairman said the development of new sectors is among the CDA administration's top priorities. He added that the authority has accelerated work on new sectors after several decades and has begun handing over possession of developed plots to allottees.

The update signals progress on Islamabad's expansion, where several new sectors have faced years of delays in infrastructure and utility provision. Completion of electricity arrangements is seen as a critical step before full plot handovers can take place.