An existing Wikipedia page under my watch needs a careful, policy-compliant overhaul. The current version is out of date and thin on citations, so the goal is to bring it fully in line with Wikipedia’s Manual of Style and neutral-point-of-view standards while maintaining a clear, encyclopedic tone. Here’s what the finished work must cover: • Rewrite or trim any sections that read like promotion or original research, making the prose concise and balanced. • Add high-quality, verifiable references from reliable secondary sources using proper citation templates (Cite web, Cite news, etc.). • Re-structure the page where needed—headings, infobox parameters, categories, “See also,” and so on—so it mirrors featured-article formatting. • Leave an edit summary that clearly explains the changes and a short talk-page note outlining sourcing decisions, so future editors see the rationale. You’ll be working directly in wikitext or the VisualEditor sandbox first, then moving the polished version live once we are both satisfied it passes the usual AfC and COI spot-checks. Please factor in Wikipedia’s style guides, notability rules, and the most recent policy updates around reliable sources, biographies of living persons, and over-linking. The timeline is fairly tight, so let’s agree on clear milestones for draft review and final submission in order to get this published without skirting review queues.