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Pakistan's Rs25B Infrastructure Project Signals Economic Growth Push

Construction begins on landmark Rs25 billion Vehari road project in Multan Division, set to transform regional connectivity and boost economic development for 24,000 daily commuters.

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Construction work begins on the Rs25 billion Vehari road project in Multan Division, Pakistan

In a significant development for Pakistan's infrastructure sector, construction has begun on a Rs25 billion road project in Multan Division, marking a major step in the region's economic development strategy. The 95-kilometer Vehari road project, which will serve over 24,000 daily commuters, represents a crucial investment in the country's transportation infrastructure.

Strategic Infrastructure Development

Commissioner Aamir Kareem Khan's announcement comes amid Pakistan's ongoing efforts to strengthen regional development, focusing on essential infrastructure projects that boost economic connectivity.

The project, initiated by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, addresses long-standing demands from local residents and includes:

  • 95 kilometers of upgraded roadway
  • Additional carriageway construction
  • Modern drainage systems
  • Strategic bus shed placement

Project Timeline and Progress

The comprehensive development plan, which demonstrates similar community-focused development initiatives seen in other regions, includes multiple phases:

Current Progress by Section:

  • Multan Section: 15% rehabilitation complete
  • Khanewal Section: 2km earthwork finished
  • Vehari Section: 33km various works completed

Economic Impact and Regional Connectivity

The project's strategic importance lies in its connection to the M4 Motorway, enhancing regional trade routes. This infrastructure development mirrors successful development models that prioritize local economic growth while maintaining international standards.

"This project will fulfill the dream of the people of Multan Division," stated Commissioner Khan, emphasizing the transformative impact expected on local communities.

The project is scheduled for completion by June 2026, with various sections reaching completion milestones throughout 2025 and early 2026.

Van Morrison

Irish journalist exploring the intersections of politics, culture, and identity across Ireland and the wider Celtic world.