KARACHI: Karachi Metropolitan Corporation has initiated a comprehensive road rehabilitation program across the city at an estimated cost of Rs 5.54 billion, covering roads’ length of 68 kilometres.
This will improve urban mobility and upgrade city infrastructure with a modern and sustainable outlook.
Mayor Karachi, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, has reassured that his leadership is focused on delivering visible improvements across the city. This initiative reflects the Pakistan Peoples Party’s unwavering commitment to Karachi and its residents.
With the continued support of Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, and the Sindh Government, KMC remains committed to upgrading Karachi’s infrastructure and addressing long-standing civic challenges.
“Our mission is to transform Karachi through sustainable development and efficient governance. These road rehabilitation projects are a step toward to restoring Karachi as a vibrant well-connected, and liveable city — the true City of Lights,” he reaffirmed.
In pursuance of Sindh Government’s vision to enhance connectivity and provide safer, smoother travel for the citizens, the rehabilitation work covers 26 internal roads with a total length of 68 kilometers. These roads serve as critical links between residential and commercial areas and major arteries of Karachi and are used daily by a large number of commuters.
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On the directives of Mayor Karachi, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, the project has been fast-tracked to ensure timely execution.
Following these instructions, tenders have been floated, and the execution process has been initiated on a priority basis to accelerate on-ground progress and minimize inconvenience to the public.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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