Islamabad: The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) has revealed plans to restart halted projects and distribute allotment letters for Kashmir Avenue. These decisions were made during a pivotal meeting chaired by Director General Captain Muhammad Zafar Iqbal (retd) on Monday, which aimed to address critical infrastructure development and amenities within the authority’s jurisdiction.
During the session, Captain Iqbal emphasized the paramount importance of ongoing infrastructure projects, particularly highlighting the significance of green spaces and gardens. He emphasized FGEHA’s dedication to providing high-quality amenities to all residents in apartment complexes and housing sectors. The meeting covered several urgent topics, such as water supply issues in the G-13 and G-14 sectors, the upcoming launch of the F-12 sector, and the planned auction of commercial plots. Swift actions were mandated to address these matters promptly, with a strong focus on their resolution.
The director general praised the outstanding efforts of key personnel, including the directors of land, staff, finance, administration, enforcement, planning, IT, and the project director. Their hard work and commitment were acknowledged as essential to the successful implementation of various projects within the authority. In line with the directive of the director general, immediate action will be taken to resume stalled projects, ensuring the swift commencement of pending works.
In a detailed briefing during the meeting, it was revealed that the FGEHA has devised a comprehensive strategy to tackle the issues hampering the progress of several key projects. The authority’s renewed focus on green spaces and gardens is aimed at enhancing the living environment for residents, ensuring that the urban landscape is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. The importance of sustainable development practices was also a key point of discussion, emphasizing the integration of eco-friendly solutions in upcoming projects.
Furthermore, the director general’s commitment to resolving water supply issues in the G-13 and G-14 sectors was underscored by plans to upgrade existing infrastructure and implement new technologies to ensure a reliable water supply. The upcoming launch of the F-12 sector and the auction of commercial plots are expected to attract significant investment, further bolstering the authority’s financial stability and capacity to deliver on its promises.
The meeting concluded with a strong resolve to expedite the issuance of allotment letters for Kashmir Avenue, a move that is anticipated to bring much-needed relief to the allottees who have been awaiting this development. The FGEHA’s proactive approach in addressing these critical issues reflects its dedication to ensuring the welfare and satisfaction of its stakeholders, paving the way for a more organized and efficient housing sector under its purview.
