Attock Rs23 Billion Development Projects 2026: 127 Projects, Roads, Agri Mall and More

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif inaugurated 127 development projects in Attock on 3 November 2026, including 59 road construction and rehabilitation schemes worth Rs23 billion. The projects were inaugurated during her visit to the district, where she also distributed laptops and Honhaar Scholarships to students at COMSATS University, Attock. Officials said 850 kilometres of roads have already been built in the district. This guide explains what was inaugurated, which roads and facilities are included, and what else was announced for Attock students and residents.

What Was Inaugurated in Attock

The 127 projects cover roads and public facilities, inaugurated in a single visit.

• 127 projects: The total number of development projects inaugurated in Attock during the Chief Minister’s visit on 3 November 2026.
• 59 road schemes: Road construction and rehabilitation schemes worth Rs23 billion formed the largest part of the package.
• 850 kilometres built: The Chief Minister said 850 kilometres of roads have already been constructed in Attock district.
• Agri Mall: An agricultural mall was inaugurated, giving farmers a dedicated place for farm supplies and services.
• Land Record Centre: A land record centre was included, making land records and related services easier to access locally.
• Model Children’s Home: A model children’s home was inaugurated for children in need of care and protection.
• Roads first: Roads form the largest share, with 59 of the 127 projects dedicated to road schemes.

Major Roads in the Package

Officials named several major roads in the schemes.

• Fatehjang-Pindigheb road: One of the major roads included in the inaugurated schemes.
• Dhoke Laham-Jhamat road: Another key route covered by the road package.
• Mithial Chowk-Dhoke Pathan road: The third major road named by officials among the schemes.
• Construction and rehabilitation: The 59 schemes include both new construction and repair of existing roads.
• District-wide benefit: The road work is spread across the district, not limited to Attock city alone.
• Travel impact: Better roads mean shorter and safer travel for residents, farmers taking produce to market, and students travelling to colleges.
• Rural links: The routes connect towns and rural areas, improving access for farming communities.

New Facilities for Residents

Beyond roads, the projects add public service facilities for residents.

• Agri Mall benefit: Farmers can access agricultural inputs and services at one dedicated facility in the district.
• Land records made local: The Land Record Centre brings land-related services closer to Attock residents.
• Children’s welfare: The Model Children’s Home provides care facilities for children who need state protection.
• Special education: The Fateh Jang Special Education Centre was inaugurated for children with special educational needs.
• Combined package: Roads plus service facilities show the visit covered infrastructure and social services together.
• Official handout: The details were shared in an official handout issued after the Chief Minister’s visit.
• Services together: The package pairs road infrastructure with children’s welfare and special education facilities.
• Roads already built: The Chief Minister said 850 kilometres of roads have already been constructed in the district.

Education Announcements in the Same Visit

The same visit included major education announcements for Attock students.

• Modern IT laboratories: Four colleges across Attock district will receive state-of-the-art information technology laboratories.
• BS degree programmes: New BS degree programmes will be introduced at different colleges in the district.
• Pink Buses: Pink Buses will be provided to selected degree colleges in Attock to help students travel to classes.
• UET Taxila transport: The Chief Minister also announced transport facilities for the University of Engineering and Technology, Taxila.
• Student e-bikes: A student electric bike scheme will be launched in the coming days, with pink bikes for girls and black bikes for boys.
• Laptop and scholarship ceremony: The education announcements came alongside the laptop and Honhaar Scholarship distribution at COMSATS University, Attock.

What This Means for Attock Residents

For residents, the package matters in daily travel, farm business and services.

• Road users: Residents using the named routes should see improved road conditions as the schemes are completed.
• Farmers: The Agri Mall and better rural roads make it easier to buy inputs and transport produce.
• Landowners: The Land Record Centre reduces the need to travel outside the district for land record services.
• Students: IT laboratories, BS programmes and Pink Buses expand higher education options within the district.
• Special-needs families: The Fateh Jang Special Education Centre adds local support for children with special needs.
• No new application: These are public infrastructure projects, so residents do not need to apply or register to benefit from them.
• District route: Residents with questions about local projects should contact the district administration, Attock.
• Facilities opened: The Agri Mall, Land Record Centre, children’s home and special education centre were inaugurated with the roads.

Contact and Helpline Details

No dedicated helpline was announced, so use normal district channels.

Conclusion

The Attock package of 127 projects, led by 59 road schemes worth Rs23 billion, plus an Agri Mall, Land Record Centre, Model Children’s Home and Special Education Centre, covers roads, farming, land services and education together. Residents need not apply — the benefit comes as the projects open.

FAQs

How many projects were inaugurated in Attock? A total of 127 development projects were inaugurated on 3 November 2026.

What is the value of the road schemes? The 59 road construction and rehabilitation schemes are worth Rs23 billion.

Which major roads are included? Fatehjang-Pindigheb, Dhoke Laham-Jhamat and Mithial Chowk-Dhoke Pathan were named among the major roads.

Do residents need to apply? No. These are public projects, so no application is required.