The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has installed a modern security system at Gate No. 2 of Islamabad’s Diplomatic Enclave as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen security and improve infrastructure in the sensitive area.
The latest development includes the installation of an under-vehicle inspection system and modern security blockers designed to improve vehicle screening and strengthen access control. The initiative is part of a broader upgrade project covering security arrangements, road infrastructure and public facilities.
CDA Chairman and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Sohail Ashraf recently visited the Diplomatic Enclave to review the ongoing development work. During the visit, relevant officials briefed him on the newly installed security equipment and progress on other infrastructure improvements.
The under-vehicle inspection system is designed to help security personnel examine the underside of vehicles entering the premises. Such technology can support the identification of suspicious objects and improve screening procedures at important entry points.
The installation of modern security blockers is another part of the initiative. These barriers are intended to strengthen vehicle access management and provide an additional layer of protection at the entrance.
The Diplomatic Enclave is one of Islamabad’s most sensitive locations, hosting several foreign diplomatic missions and important international institutions. Maintaining effective security arrangements in the area is therefore a significant responsibility for the relevant authorities.
The introduction of modern inspection technology is expected to support security personnel in carrying out their duties more efficiently. Improved screening facilities can also help strengthen monitoring at entry points while maintaining organized vehicle movement.
Apart from security improvements, the CDA’s ongoing project also focuses on upgrading roads and public facilities within the area. These developments aim to improve the overall infrastructure and create a more efficient environment for people visiting and working in the Diplomatic Enclave.
During his inspection, Sohail Ashraf reviewed the progress of the project and received updates from officials regarding the development activities. The visit highlighted the authority’s focus on monitoring infrastructure improvements and ensuring that work continues according to the planned objectives.
The project reflects broader efforts to modernize Islamabad’s public infrastructure while improving security arrangements around important government and diplomatic locations.
With the installation of the new system at Gate No. 2, attention will remain on the completion of the remaining upgrade work and the effective operation of the newly introduced security facilities.