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RCCI delegation holds meeting with commissioner, Rawalpindi

byCT Report
04/01/2019
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RAWALPINDI: A five member delegation of Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) led by President Malik Shahid Saleem called on commissioner Rawalpindi Jodat Ayaz here.

During the meeting the RCCI president Malik Shahid Saleem discussed matters related to the RCCI Rawat Industrial Estate, particularly construction of link road towards GT road up gradation of infrastructure and civic facilities, Sewerage, Water Supply and new gas and electricity connections. He also discussed the beautification of City specially Murree Road and preserving the true image of historical buildings in the city and the landscape. He said RCCI has initiated a program titled My Rawalpindi where the purpose was to clean the environment through plantation drive. Last month RCCI achieved 50,000 sampling mark and we have set 100,000 mark for year 2019. RCCI organizing awareness seminars and Go Green initiative to reduce pollution in the city and also working on water conservation.

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Development projects in the city, Ring Road, renovation of Rawalpindi Gymkhana Club, Traffic congestion at Ammar Chowk and Kacheri Chowk were also came under discussion and Commissioner Rawalpindi lauded RCCI’s suggestions and initiative for the betterment of city and resolving key issues linked with traders including encroachment and parking.

Commissioner RWP Jodat Ayaz assured his full cooperation for resolving the key issues and appreciated chamber of commerce role in resolving certain issues through Alternate Dispute Resolution Committee (ADRC) and Chamber Police Coordination Committee (CPCC). He asked business community to come ahead and join hands with city administration for the betterment of city and addressed issues like traffic congestion, parking and cleanliness.

 

 

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