Islamabad’s Grand Garden: A Tribute to Democracy and Environmental Sustainability

Islamabad : A Grand Garden is going to be built in Islamabad at the D-Chowk intersection in time for Independence Day, according to plans that have been released by the Capital Development Authorities (CDA).

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The Community Development Agency (CDA) and private businesses will work together on the planning and construction of the garden as part of this initiative. The Grand Garden is going to be constructed in front of Parliament Lodges, and its purpose will be to serve as a memorial to democracy.

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Citizens and Parliamentarians alike will be welcome to visit the site when it is finished. In order to guarantee that the project will be finished on time, The CDA Chairman has given the order to all of the officials and related authorities to finish the site survey within ten days and put an emphasis on safety and security while the building is being constructed. To ensure the safety of guests at all times,

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The garden will be surrounded by a fence and feature two central gates. During a site visit, the Chairman gave the officers the order to immediately begin working on the project’s PC-I and to also build a green belt in front of the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) in order to clean the environment and increase the beauty of the surrounding area. This was done in order to improve the overall appearance of the area.

The green belt will have a great number of trees and plants, which will offer birds a place to rest in the shade and offer the general public a stunning view.