Mohsin Naqvi Calls for Expedited Completion of Gaddafi Stadium Upgrades Before Champions Trophy

As excitement builds for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy, Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi recently visited Lahore’s Gaddafi Stadium to review the status of major upgrade projects. According to reports, about 50% of the renovation work has been completed, setting a promising trajectory for timely completion. Naqvi’s visit was focused on assessing enclosure renovations and final touches on the main building’s flooring, both of which are progressing steadily.

After the on-site inspection, Naqvi convened a meeting at the FWO camp office to review design details and the project’s current status. The FWO Project Director presented updates on various aspects, and Naqvi reiterated his commitment to completing the project by the Champions Trophy. His directives emphasized spacious parking and a facelift for the stadium’s exterior, ensuring it meets the highest standards for an international venue.

Preparing Gaddafi Stadium for an International Spectacle

Chairman Naqvi’s goals align with Pakistan’s ambition to host world-class events, and the Gaddafi Stadium upgrades are a critical part of this vision. Naqvi shared his vision of transforming the stadium into a vibrant, accessible space where fans and players alike can enjoy world-class facilities. From improved seating and player amenities to enhanced aesthetics, every detail aims to create an unforgettable experience for visitors.

Key officials from PCB’s infrastructure and domestic departments, along with FWO and NESPAK representatives, were present at the meeting, reinforcing the collaborative spirit required for this massive upgrade. With the commitment to excellence, Gaddafi Stadium is on track to be ready for the Champions Trophy, representing Pakistan’s rich sports culture and hospitality on an international stage.