Lahore: Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) Director General Najmussaqib on Saturday reviewed ongoing conservation and rehabilitation work at several historic sites in Lahore and directed officials to ensure high-quality restoration and timely completion of all projects.
During the inspection, the DG visited Ewening Hall, Newton Hall, Neela Gumbad and the Anarkali Tomb, where conservation work is currently in progress. He examined the pace and quality of restoration, interacted with project teams and reviewed the conservation techniques being employed to ensure compliance with heritage preservation standards.
DG Najmussaqib said preserving Punjab’s historic landmarks remained a priority of the Punjab government and stressed the need to safeguard the original architectural character of the monuments during restoration. He instructed the concerned officers and contractors to maintain the highest standards of workmanship while completing the projects within the stipulated timelines.
The DG said the WCLA was committed to protecting and restoring the province’s rich cultural heritage through professional conservation practices. He added that the ongoing projects would not only help preserve historic monuments for future generations but also promote cultural tourism and enhance public awareness of Punjab’s architectural and historical legacy.