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CDA & MCI asked to focus on improving infrastructure in markets

byCT Report
02/06/2018
in Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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ISLAMABAD: Muhammad Naveed Malik, Senior Vice President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry said that CDA Board has approved budget of Rs.40.5 billion for 2018-19 and urged that it should focus on better development of markets by utilizing the development budget. He stressed that CDA and MCI should take urgent measures to improve basic infrastructure in markets in order to facilitate the growth of business activities. He was addressing local traders after inaugurating a Fitness Center in Jinnah Super Market, Islamabad. Abdul Rauf Alam, Zafar Bakhtawari, Muhammad Ejaz Abbasi, former Presidents ICCI, Khalid Chaudhry, Raja Safeer, Malik Najeeb and others were also present at the occasion.

Muhammad Naveed Malik said that CDA has not done any development work in markets for the last many years due to which their condition has deteriorated a lot. He said the markets in the federal capital urgently needed repair of roads & footpaths, provision of filtration plants, public toilets, streetlights and other facilities. He said after the establishment of local government in Islamabad, MCI was responsible for repair and maintenance works in markets, but the issue of distribution of work between CDA and MCI was still not fully resolved due to which the development works in markets were suffering.

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He said CDA has earmarked about Rs.21.7 billion for development projects which was 54 percent of its total budget. He emphasized that CDA should enhance development budget up to at least 60 percent of its total budget to accelerate the pace of development works in markets and the city. He said that CDA had started some sectors many years ago which were not completed as yet. He demanded that CDA should focus on urgent development of all pending sectors for the benefit of purchasers and the investors.

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