LAHORE  –  The Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) in collaboration with AkzoNobel Pakistan Limited has successfully completed the revitalisation and beautification of the historic Fort Road Food street, marking a significant milestone in the restoration of one of Lahore’s most iconic cultural and culinary landmarks. The completion was celebrated at a launch event held at Fort Road Food Street, said a press release issued here. The event was attended by AkzoNobel Pakistan CEO Mubbasher Omar, WCLA DG Najmus saqib and United States Consul General in Lahore Mr Stetson Sanders. The project reflects a successful public-private partnership aimed at preserving Lahore’s rich architectural heritage while enhancing the street’s visual appeal. Speaking at the event, WCLA DG Najmus Saqib said, “The newly renovated Fort Road Food Street beautifully represents the harmony between Lahore’s rich history and its vibrant future. This project enhances not only the physical landscape of this historic site but also its cultural and tourism value.”  United States Consul General in Lahore Stetson Sanders emphasized international cooperation in heritage preservation, noting, “Historic sites like Food Street in Lahore are part of our shared global heritage. The United States remains committed to supporting cultural preservation efforts that protect these landmarks for future generations.”