Sindh Government announce Karachi roads upgrade project 2026. The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) has launched a major road rehabilitation programme across the city with an estimated cost of Rs. 5.54 billion, aimed at improving urban connectivity and easing daily commuting for residents. The initiative will see 26 internal roads upgraded and rehabilitated, covering a total length of about 68 kilometres.
Under the project, roads spanning various districts and towns of Karachi including important thoroughfares like Olympian Islahuddin Road. Naqash Kazmi Road, Sardar Ali Sabri Road, Sebha Akhtar Road, UP More Road, Peer Bazar Road, Al‑Amna Road, Rahmina Road. And several routes in North Nazimabad and Sakhi Hassan have select for improvement.
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According to the KMC, the work will focus on upgrading road surfaces, enhancing durability, and improving traffic flow. With the aim of reducing congestion and providing safer, smoother travel for commuters. The project is part of broader efforts by city authorities and the Sindh government to modernise Karachi’s infrastructure. And address long‑standing issues related to road conditions and mobility. Once completed, the upgraded roads are expect to significantly improve daily travel for thousands of residents. And support economic activity by enhancing links between residential neighbourhoods, commercial zones, and major city arteries.
Mayor Karachi, Barrister Murtaza Wahab, has directed that the rehabilitation work be fast‑tracked. With tenders already issued and execution underway on a priority basis. He emphasised that improving essential infrastructure remains a key focus for his administration. Reflecting a commitment to making Karachi a better‑connected and more livable city.