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Imran Khan said he was committed to ensuring uplift of the areas of Balochistan which faced neglect over the past 70 years.
On apathy towards Balochistan, he held responsible the previous governments and also the politicians of the province, who ignored the overall development and focused merely on their constituencies in view of gaining electoral support.
“After completion of the government’s five-year tenure, I want our scorecard to have an outstanding highlight, i.e, Carrying out an unprecedented phase of development in Balochistan to end its deprivation,” he said.
Chief Minister Balochistan Jam Kamal Khan said in three years, the federal and the coalition government had materialized numerous development projects for the benefit of the locals.
He mentioned that Punjgur to Awaran and Jhaljao to Bela highway would prove as the “shortest trade link from the Iranian border to Karachi”.
He said the main artery road of Chaman-Quetta-Khuzdar would be a milestone of socio-economic development in the future.
Federal Minister for Communication Murad Saeed said the focus on Balochistan’s development was in line with PM Imran Khan’s vision of uplifting the underprivileged sections of the country.
He mentioned that work on the highways of Balochistan was underway at full pace to connect the province with the rest of the country.
Chairman National Highway Authority (NHA) Capt (retd) Khurram Agha said the 80-kilometer-long Jhaljao-Bela Road would be linked with Awaran and the N-25 highway at a cost of Rs. 11,835 million (PC-1), while the contract cost was Rs. 7,208 million.
He mentioned that Rs.1,500 million had been allocated for this project in Public Sector Development Project P2021-22 to be completed in three years. The two-lane road will have 182 culverts with an expected road journey of 2,645 vehicles daily.
Jhaljao is located in the southern part of Balochistan, surrounded by high mountains and deserts. The only means of transportation in the area is the Jhal Jhao-Bela Road.
The national highways in Balochistan are of significance in view of the regional trade from Pakistan to Iran, Afghanistan, and Central Asian states. The length of national highways in Balochistan is 4,128 km, which comprises around 30.42 percent of NHA’s road network.
The NHA is working at full pace on the western route of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). At the same time, the uplift of adjoining roads in Balochistan will ensure the development of the province by connecting with the national communication network.
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