The officers have been assigned key roles in Planning and Development, Civic Management, and Land and Estate Management.
The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has appointed three retired military officers as Directors General (DGs) to key positions in the authority with immediate effect.
According to separate office orders dated November 1, Brigadier (Retd) Rashid Manzoor (BS-20) has been appointed Director General Planning and Development.
Brigadier (Retd) Muhammad Javed Iqbal has been posted as Director General Civic Management, while Brigadier (Retd) Muhammad Azhar Khan (BS-20) has been appointed Director General Land and Estate Management.
All three officers were previously awaiting new postings. They will perform their assigned duties until further orders.
The appointments place the three officers in charge of important CDA departments responsible for development planning, civic services and the management of land and property in Islamabad.
More Appointments Expected
According to sources, the retired officers have been engaged from the private sector. Sources also indicated that they may be given acting responsibilities as members of the CDA Board.
Some additional appointments of retired military officers in the authority are also expected in the coming days, according to the sources. However, no official confirmation of these expected appointments has been provided.
The new postings come at a time when CDA is managing several development projects, civic services and land-related matters across Islamabad.


