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CDA Commences Handover of Developed Plots in Sector C-14

CDA Chairman Sohail Ashraf reviews development work in Sector C-14 and directs officials to expedite pending projects.

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CDA Commences Handover of Developed Plots in Sector C-14
CDA officials inspecting development work in Sector C-14

Key Takeaways

  • CDA Chairman Sohail Ashraf reviewed development work in Sector C-14.
  • Projects at Sangjani Interchange are also being expedited.
  • Efforts focus on timely completion of ongoing development work.

CDA Chairman Sohail Ashraf has initiated the process of handing over developed plots in Sector C-14, a significant step in the ongoing urban development project.

During a recent review, Ashraf directed officials to expedite pending work and ensure the timely completion of the projects, highlighting the importance of these developments for the city’s infrastructure.

The review also covered the progress at Sangjani Interchange, where efforts are being intensified to meet the set deadlines.

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Ashraf’s directive underscores the commitment to completing these projects efficiently, aiming to enhance the living conditions and accessibility in the area.

The handover of developed plots is expected to benefit residents and businesses, providing them with improved facilities and infrastructure.

With the emphasis on expediting work, the CDA is working towards meeting its targets and ensuring that the development project is completed as planned.

The review and subsequent directives by the CDA Chairman reflect a proactive approach to urban development, focusing on the timely delivery of essential infrastructure.

Residents and stakeholders are hopeful that these developments will contribute positively to the overall growth and development of the city.