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LCCI calls for sustainable urban transport planning

LAHORE: President of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Faheem-ur-Rehman Saigol has emphasized the need for integrated and sustainable urban and regional planning to address Pakistan’s growing transportation challenges, improve mobility and create cities that support economic growth, investment and a better quality of life. He was speaking while chairing an international seminar…

LCCI calls for sustainable urban transport planning

Lahore's President of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Faheem-ur-Rehman Saigol, highlighted the urgency for sustainable urban and regional planning to tackle Pakistan's transportation issues and boost economic growth. Headdressed this at an international seminar organized by the Institute of Planners Pakistan and the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The event featured international speakers, IPP President Umar Farooq, and U.S. experts. Saigol stressed that rapid urbanization is straining Pakistan's cities with issues like traffic congestion, inadequate public transport, parking, walkability, infrastructure, and access to services. He advocated for integrated urban planning that connects transportation, land use, housing, commerce, industry, and environmental sustainability.

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