ISLAMABAD, November 10, 2026: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has completed approximately 92% of basic infrastructure development in Islamabad’s Sector C-14, with Chairman CDA and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Sohail Ashraf directing officials to expedite the remaining work and hand over possession of plots to allottees without delay.
The progress was reviewed during a visit by Sohail Ashraf to Sector C-14, where officials briefed him on ongoing development activities, infrastructure improvements and arrangements for essential utilities.
According to the CDA, development work in the sector is progressing rapidly, with most of the basic infrastructure already completed.
Officials informed the chairman that arrangements for electricity supply had reached their final stages, while the installation of streetlight poles along major roads had been completed.
The installation of signboards on main roads and streets is also underway to improve navigation and accessibility within the sector.
Landscaping and horticulture activities are continuing as part of efforts to improve the sector’s residential environment.
During the inspection, Sohail Ashraf instructed the relevant departments to complete all remaining development activities on a priority basis.
He emphasised that possession of developed plots should be handed over to allottees without unnecessary delays.
The CDA chairman said the development of new residential sectors remained a major priority for the authority, particularly as Islamabad continues to expand.
He directed officials to ensure continuous monitoring of development projects and promptly address any obstacles affecting their completion.
Ashraf said accelerating development in new sectors would strengthen Islamabad’s infrastructure and improve residential facilities for citizens.
He added that the CDA had intensified development activities in new sectors after years of delays and had also initiated the process of handing over possession of developed plots to allottees.
The authority said the remaining infrastructure and utility-related work in Sector C-14 would be prioritised to facilitate plot possession and residential development.