Karachi: Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab, alongside Sindh Minister for Culture Syed Zulfiqar Shah, conducted an inspection of the ongoing development work at the Chaukhandi Museum, an under-construction cultural landmark. According to Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, the visit included a detailed briefing by Director General Parks Junaidullah Khan, who updated the officials on the project’s progress and discussed related matters.

Mayor Wahab emphasized the importance of preserving and showcasing Karachi’s cultural heritage. He stated that the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation, in conjunction with the Sindh Culture Department, plans to introduce additional facilities to enhance the appearance and functionality of the Chaukhandi Museum. The Mayor highlighted the dual responsibility of restoring both the city’s infrastructure and its historical identity.

He reiterated that protecting Karachi’s historical sites is not only a responsibility but also a source of pride. He remarked that such sites, including the Chaukhandi Museum, are vital in reflecting the civilization and culture of the region, underscoring the necessity of effective preservation measures.

In addition to museum enhancements, Mayor Wahab mentioned improvements to access roads, security, and other essential facilities. These upgrades are intended to facilitate easier access for citizens and tourists, thereby fostering a better environment for exploring Karachi’s cultural heritage.

Furthermore, Mayor Wahab outlined plans to boost tourism to the Chaukhandi Museum. Efforts will focus on making the site more appealing and equipping it with necessary amenities to promote Karachi’s historical heritage on both national and international stages.

The visit was attended by Deputy Mayor Karachi Salman Abdullah Murad, Director General Parks Junaidullah Khan, officials from the Sindh Culture Department, and other relevant authorities.