The District Coordination Committee reviews ongoing and new schemes and directs departments to meet deadlines without compromising construction quality.
RAWALPINDI: Authorities in Rawalpindi have reviewed development projects worth a combined Rs323 billion, with officials directing relevant departments to ensure timely completion and maintain construction standards.
The review took place during a meeting of the District Coordination Committee chaired by Deputy Commissioner Nadeem Nasir and Federal Parliamentary Secretary Daniyal Chaudhry. Members of the National and Provincial Assemblies, Additional Deputy Commissioner for Social Services Fazail Mudassar, and representatives of relevant departments also attended.
According to a report published by Dunya News on October 3, the meeting examined the progress of ongoing and newly proposed development schemes across different constituencies.
Departments directed to meet project deadlines
During the meeting, officials assessed the current status of development projects, their completion progress and the challenges affecting implementation. Relevant departments were given instructions to address outstanding issues and keep projects moving according to their planned schedules.
Deputy Commissioner Nadeem Nasir stressed that development schemes should be completed within their stipulated timelines. He also directed officials to maintain the required standards, making it clear that construction quality should not be compromised in the process.
Rs323 billion portfolio under review
The projects discussed during the meeting cover various constituencies across Rawalpindi. The review was intended to assess implementation progress, identify obstacles and improve coordination among the departments responsible for delivering the schemes.
Timely execution of public development projects is important for ensuring that residents receive the intended benefits, including improved civic facilities and infrastructure. However, the report did not provide a project-by-project breakdown of the Rs323 billion portfolio, individual completion dates or a list of specific schemes reviewed.
The latest review places the focus on implementation, quality control and accountability as Rawalpindi’s development programme moves forward.
InfraNews will continue to follow updates on major development projects affecting Rawalpindi and Islamabad.
