ISLAMABAD — The government has announced that the long-awaited rehabilitation and upgrade of the N-25 highway will officially begin on August 14. The project is funded through the fuel levy and aims to improve safety and traffic flow on this vital route connecting Karachi with Quetta.
The N-25, also known as the Karachi-Quetta Highway, is a critical artery for trade and transportation in southern Pakistan. The upgrade will include widening, resurfacing, and strengthening of the road, along with the construction of new bridges and safety features.
Officials expect the project to significantly reduce travel time and boost economic activity by facilitating smoother movement of goods and passengers. The government has assured timely completion and transparency in the use of funds. This development is part of a broader push to enhance national infrastructure and support regional connectivity.
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