Infrastructure Development in Pakistan

[Muhammad Omar]

Nandipur Power Plant

 

[Sulman Badshah]

ISLAMABAD: The under-construction New Islamabad International Airport is being extended, which will add six additional passenger boarding bridges, taking the total boarding bridges to 15

 

[Muhammad Omar]

ISLAMABAD: The under-construction New Islamabad International Airport is being extended, which will add six additional passenger boarding bridges, taking the total boarding bridges to 15
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they are extending on all 3 sides (in Front Side too)

 

[iioal malik]

You sane idiot ...Have you gone mad of ur countries progress ...You Pti Pindo's are worst then MQm mafia mind set get a life and leave Pakistan politics too big of a game for dummies like you ....

 

[Kabira]

ISLAMABAD: The under-construction New Islamabad International Airport is being extended, which will add six additional passenger boarding bridges, taking the total boarding bridges to 15
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Good, do it now because it will be cheaper in the long run.

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Multan Metro Bus

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Multan Metro Bus











Another 100m further

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Multan International Airport

 

[Edevelop]

Rehabilitation works of Road Bridge at Suliemanki Barrage

Saaf Paani Project

Overhead Bridge at Sahiyanwala near M-3

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Lahore airport expansion plan (Terminal 2)
PM launches Civil Aviation Policy; directs expansion of Lahore Airport

Sharif says separate terminal will be built at Lahore airport for domestic passengers

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday launched the Civil Aviation Policy 2015, saying said that the government is undertaking measures for multi-dimensional development of the country.

Addressing the ceremony, Prime Minister Sharif said the civil aviation industry plays an important role in economic growth but the sector remained neglected in the past and the present policy has come after 15 years.

The prime minister said this is one of the finest policies of civil aviation incorporating good features of modern policies. He described it as liberal, forward looking and progressive policy taking care of many problems, including those facing PIA.

He said PIA has to become a modern airlines and he has given directions to Finance Minister Ishaq Dar to provide it necessary finances and resources for the purpose. He, however, said PIA should make a distinction between bad and good people if it has to move forward.

Sharif said Pakistan needs new airports and modern facilities at the existing ones. He said Karachi airport is presently meeting our requirements but there is need for expansion of Lahore airport. He pointed out that Lahore airport becomes congested if three flights land simultaneously. With this in view, he has given directions for its expansion on both sides. The airport will have a separate terminal for domestic passengers.

The prime minister said the present government inherited numerous challenges, including reviving the economy. Economic indicators are getting better and he was giving more attention to resolve the energy crisis, he added.

Sharif said he never gave any deadline for addressing the issue but in view of projects being undertaken by the government the menace of load shedding would be over by the end of its tenure.

He referred to 3,600 MW to be produced through LNG, 1,000 MW from Neelum Jhelum to be completed by the end of next year, Guddu 500 MW and another 1400 MW from Tarbela-4 and said the current shortages would be taken care of by the end of 2017.

The prime minister asked investors to start building their factories and there would be no energy problem by the time these factories are completed.

He said the government was also trying to fix the law and order problem in Karachi, which is business hub of the nation. He said it is his objective to make Karachi a crime free city and necessary resources are being provided for the purpose.

Addressing the ceremony, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar assured investors that the new policy would revolve around the principle of taxing the revenue and not the capital investment. He said this philosophy would be reflected in the coming budget.

The finance minister said the aviation policy is robust, investment friendly and shows road map for development of civil aviation in the country.

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif has chaired a meeting to review the expansion plan of existing passenger terminal building at Allama Iqbal International Airport, Lahore.

The Prime Minister directed Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) and NESPAK to come up with variety of designs so that the appropriate choice could be made.

He also directed CAA to engage firms of high repute forpreparing proposed designs, said a press release on Saturday.

The Prime Minister asked the officials concerned to complete the arrangements for financial and technical matters in due course of time and prepare comprehensive proposals for the next meeting.

The CAA and its consultant National Engineering Services Pakistan (NESPAK) made a presentation to the Prime Minister.

Special Assistant to the PM on Aviation Shujaat Azim, secretary Aviation Division and other senior officers from CAA attended the meeting.

Lahore Metro Train

New Buses Of Bilal Travels

 

[Edevelop]

German MAN Buses for Lahore, Islamabad, Peshawar, and Faisalabad Routes

- WiFi accessibility
- Tablet access.
- Camera streaming increasing the security.
- Video on Demand
- Live streaming Channels, News, Weather Reports, and GPS

Truck sales outperform buses

KARACHI: Truck sales outperformed bus segment in the outgoing fiscal year.

All the four assemblers achieved impressive sales with Hinopak trucks leading with 1,510 units in 2014-15 as compared to 1,055 units in 2013-2014. Sales of Nissan trucks, Master and Isuzu grew to 852, 811 and 938 units from 378, 650 and 580 units.

A slight improvement in Large-Scale Manufacturing (LSM) suggests more demand of trucks for goods movement.

According to figures of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS), exports during July-May 2014-15 totalled $21,869 million as against $23,092m during the corresponding period of last year.

Country’s imports during July-May 2014-15 amounted to $41,585 million as against $40,755m during the corresponding period of last year.

According to figures of Pakistan Automotive Manuf*ac*turers Association (Pama), the same assemblers in bus segment gave mixed performance, led by a slight decline in Hinopak bus sales to 475 from 496 units.

There was no production or sale of Nissan buses in 2014-15.

Master bus sales fluctuated in the outgoing fiscal year as only 12 units were sold as against five in 2013-14.

Isuzu bus sales inched up to 82 units from 70.

An assembler said that during the outgoing fiscal year bus sales could either be considered almost the same or slightly on the negative side.

He said that a shift was seen towards big and light commercial vehicles instead of buses, mainly in Punjab. Import of big commercial vans is going up.

Hino bus sales were relatively better than its competitors, as in Punjab many federal and provincial institutes were buying Hino buses.

Sources said that the Sindh government did not purchase a single unit from local assemblers during the last five years.

He attributed rising truck sales to the imposition of age-limit on used trucks which were imported under the garb of water sprinklers and water bowsers.

Published in Dawn, July 12th, 2015

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Fly Dubai Now Operate from Faisalabad Airport

DHA Phase 1 Canyon Views Islamabad by Emaar

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Walton Mall Lahore

Update of 11 July


One of the two main atriums from level 2

About 100' wide entrance lobby

The second main atrium

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Western Route of CPEC

Where have these picture been taken? Which section of CPEC is this? Thanks.

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Signal Free Road From Jail Road to Gulberg