Islamabad took a significant step towards modernization with the launch of its first state-of-the-art digital parking system. The system has been created to meet international standards. Moreover, it aims to streamline vehicle parking and create awareness about the advantages of digitization among the public. The system was initially launched in the G-8 center. However, it is set to expand across other key areas of the city.
Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Muhammad Ali Randhawa, visited the newly launched digital parking facility. Other board members and senior officers from relevant departments accompanied him. They were all briefed about the system’s functionality and plans for its expansion.
Read more: PK: Islamabad Launches Its First State-of-the-Art Digital Parking System in G-8
Islamabad is prepping for a major technological overhaul as it sets out to become a ‘Model Digital City.’ The basic purpose of this initiative is to integrate advanced technology into daily life, promising a more convenient and efficient urban experience for residents.
As per the latest reports, the upcoming transformation will introduce 150 app-based services designed to facilitate different aspects of daily living. These services will offer improved accessibility and ease, catering to different needs from transportation to administrative tasks.
Read more: PK: Islamabad to Transform into a Model Digital City with Cutting-Edge Tech Services
Lahore now offers free wi-fi access to the public at most locations in the city. The idea is to facilitate those in emergency situations, but also surveillance
We are living in a digital world where the buzzwords are AI, automation and so on. Lahore is on its way to becoming a smart city. As the city embraces digital technology for surveillance, it’s expected to offer free connectivity to the public at most locations.
Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal said that E-government is a much-needed project created to meet the target of making the government paperless.
The minister expressed these views while meeting with a delegation of Huawei Pakistan led by Ethan Sun on Tuesday. CEO Huawei Pakistan; Ahmed Bilal Masood, Director Subsidiary Board & Deputy CEO; Yushaoning, Vice CEO attended the meeting.
Read more: PK: E-govt much-needed project, says planning minister
As our cities grow bigger and busier, they are becoming major players in the production of waste and contributors to climate change. It’s a challenge, but also an opportunity, because by 2050, seven out of ten people worldwide will be city dwellers. Here’s the exciting part – worldwide, nations are thinking about and applying ways to convert their cities into smarter, more sustainable urban centres. This global push towards smart cities isn’t just about implementing fancy technology. It’s about reimagining urban life to be more sustainable, efficient, and liveable. From New York to Singapore, from Dubai to Tokyo, cities are experimenting with innovative solutions to turn urban challenges into opportunities for positive change.