Rawalpindi District Coordination Committee Reviews Development Projects Worth Rs. 323 Billion

In practice, the District Coordination Committee on Saturday reviewed development projects worth over Rs323 billion, including the Rawalpindi Ring Road and the Developing Resilient Environment and Advancing Municipal Services project.

Key points

• A briefing was given on 145 projects in Rawalpindi district under the Annual Development Program 2026-27.
• The session was attended by Further Deputy Commissioner (Social Services) Fazail Mudassir, MPAs Malik Iftikhar Ahmed and Malik Mansoor, and officers from relevant departments.
• The session, held for the second consecutive day, was presided over by Deputy Commissioner retired Captain Nadeem Nasir and Federal Parliamentary Secretary Daniyal Chaudhry.
• The total cost of these projects stands at Rs 312.576 billion, including 140 ongoing and five new projects.
• Authorities were additionally informed that 297 development projects are under way under different programs, including own-source revenue projects, the Sustainable Development Goals Achievement Program and beautification initiatives.

In practice, the committee directed authorities to speed up ongoing development work and ensure practical steps are taken for new schemes.

In practice, the session, held for the second consecutive day, was presided over by Deputy Commissioner retired Captain Nadeem Nasir and Federal Parliamentary Secretary Daniyal Chaudhry.

In practice, a briefing was given on 145 projects in Rawalpindi district under the Annual Development Program 2026-27.

Meanwhile, the total cost of these projects stands at Rs 312.576 billion, including 140 ongoing and five new projects. Pakistan Post Intends Electric Bikes for Postmen.

Authorities were additionally informed that 297 development projects are under way under different programs, including own-source revenue projects, the Sustainable Development Goals Achievement Program and beautification initiatives. Together, these projects carry a combined cost of Rs323.835 billion.

Meanwhile, the committee reviewed projects related to roads, health, education, clean drinking water, drainage, sports, urban amenities and other sectors.

For context, the deputy commissioner remarked timely and high-quality completion of development projects is a top priority.

He directed all relevant departments to complete projects within the set deadlines and stressed that quality must not be compromised.

He additionally called on regular field monitoring, transparent employ of funds, and immediate removal of obstacles delaying work. Sindh Sets Deadline to Create Upgraded Schools Fully Operational.

Notably, the federal parliamentary secretary remarked coordinated efforts would be taken at the district level to ensure timely completion of development projects in Rawalpindi.

He remarked public welfare projects should be completed on a priority basis and called on departments to work closely to ensure transparency, quality and speed.

He continued that development funds should be employed effectively for their intended purposes and unnecessary delays in significant public projects must be avoided.

Meanwhile, the session was attended by Further Deputy Commissioner (Social Services) Fazail Mudassir, MPAs Malik Iftikhar Ahmed and Malik Mansoor, and officers from relevant departments. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

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