Karachi Approves 26 New Road Projects: Mayor Murtaza Wahab to boost the city’s infrastructure and ease traffic congestion. The mayor confirmed that these Karachi road projects are part of a larger Rs 46 billion development budget. The new roads aim to improve public commuting routes and support urban mobility enhancement.
Murtaza Wahab shared the news after the Nazimabad library inauguration, which was renovated for Rs 150 million. He said these projects will benefit areas such as University Road Karachi, Mirza Adam Khan Road, and Sehba Akhtar Road. “Alternate routes in Karachi will reduce old city traffic and make daily commuting smoother,” he added.
The approved projects also include four major corridors linking Habib University to Pahalwan Goth. Bridges like the Murghikhana Bridge and the Karachi Export Processing Zone Bridge are expected to open by March 2026. Mayor Wahab emphasized that political accountability and strong local governance systems are vital for completing these local government projects successfully. He also acknowledged support from federal institutions and the Prime Minister’s funding to ensure timely execution.
Residents will see improvements not only in road connectivity but also in safety and traffic flow. The city government plans to start work on all 26 roads by the end of the current month. These projects reflect a broader vision for Karachi development works, focusing on modern infrastructure and long-term urban planning.
Karachi Approves 26 New Road Projects: Mayor Murtaza Wahab shows the city’s commitment to development. With better roads, bridges, and alternate routes, Karachi aims to reduce congestion and enhance urban mobility for millions.
