Islamabad: A high-level Chinese delegation met with Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) Muhammad Ali Randhawa and Chief Commissioner of Islamabad, to discuss significant investment opportunities and upcoming projects in the capital city, as reported on August 9.
As per details, the Chinese delegation expressed keen interest in various initiatives led by the CDA, particularly the transition of CDA office buildings to solar energy. Chairman Randhawa welcomed the interest from global investors, emphasising the strong ties between Pakistan and China. He noted that the CDA is committed to fostering international partnerships to drive the modernization and development of Islamabad. Muhammad Ali Randhawa assured the delegation that the proposals for solarizing CDA office buildings would be thoroughly reviewed, with work on a feasibility plan set to commence soon.
The Chairman also commended China’s proactive approach to investing in Pakistan’s infrastructure. In addition to the solar energy discussions, the delegation explored other prominent CDA projects, including plans for a Silicon Valley-inspired hub and a state-of-the-art Four Tier Data Center, underscoring the shared vision for Islamabad’s future as a technologically advanced and sustainable city.
