Multan: Commissioner Multan Division Amir Karim Khan on Tuesday inaugurated the newly renovated central chowk at Sadar Bazaar, completed through a public-private partnership with the support of the private sector.
The project has transformed one of the city’s busiest landmarks with a modern design, attractive landscaping and aesthetically enhanced surroundings, adding to the area’s visual appeal.
Speaking on the occasion, the Commissioner said the initiative reflects Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s vision of developing Multan into a modern, green and citizen-friendly city. He said the district administration is actively working to restore and beautify major public spaces while encouraging public-private partnerships to accelerate urban development.
Officials briefed the Commissioner that a special design for the project was prepared by Infrastructure Development Authority Punjab (IDAP), while the beautification work was completed with the cooperation of the private sector.
The upgraded chowk now presents a more vibrant and welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike.
Amir Karim Khan said the administration is implementing a comprehensive strategy to preserve Multan’s historical and cultural identity while introducing modern urban improvements.
He added that the enhancement of key public spaces will not only restore the city’s beauty but also provide citizens with a cleaner, more pleasant and aesthetically appealing environment.