Key Takeaways
- The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) is set to introduce new housing schemes.
- These schemes aim to provide residential facilities to people currently on the waiting list.
- The Federal Minister for Housing and Works has directed the authorities to expedite pending projects.
The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) is planning to introduce new housing schemes for allottees currently on its waiting list, according to a press release issued after the authority’s 52nd Executive Board meeting.
The meeting, held at the Ministry of Housing and Works and chaired by Federal Minister for Housing and Works Mian Riaz Hussain Pirzada, reviewed ongoing projects and future plans.
Minister Pirzada stated that work is underway to introduce new housing schemes for people on the waiting list, emphasizing the need to provide residential facilities to those in need.
He also directed the authorities to expedite pending housing projects and ensure their practical implementation and completion, highlighting the urgency of the matter.
The meeting also focused on the process of providing possession to existing FGEHA allottees, with the minister directing that allottees who had already been allotted plots should receive possession at the earliest possible stage, subject to progress on the required development work.
The minister noted that ongoing projects, including Sector F-14/F-15 and the Margalla Orchard joint venture with DHA, are progressing well.
The meeting reaffirmed the commitment of the Ministry of Housing and Works and FGEHA to completing ongoing projects, introducing new schemes, and providing facilities to allottees within the shortest possible time.
The new schemes are expected to alleviate the housing shortage faced by federal government employees and their families, improving their living conditions.
