GANDERBAL, Oct 15 : Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah will visit Ganderbal on Thursday to review developmental works across the district, inaugurate completed projects and lay foundation stones for new initiatives, officials said.
During the visit, CM Omar will review key infrastructure projects, including the Ring Road, Sindh River Front and Town Hall, to assess their progress and implementation.
He will also visit the Fruit and Vegetable Mandi at Zazna to take stock of the ongoing harvest season and discuss measures to strengthen the district’s horticulture sector, a key component of the local economy.
The chief minister is also scheduled to attend the inauguration of the 70th National School Games as the chief guest, where he will encourage young athletes participating from across the country.
According to the official programme, projects worth Rs 58.26 crore will be inaugurated or have their foundation stones laid during the visit.
Notably, The visit is expected to focus on reviewing the pace of development, assessing infrastructure requirements and addressing issues related to agriculture and horticulture in the district.
