Arif Abbasi assumes charge of RDA chairman
By Saeed Ahmed
October 07, 2018
Rawalpindi: Muhammad Arif Abbasi, former member of Provincial Assembly, has taken the charge as chairman of Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA).
He has maiden address to RDA employees, vowed to execute Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision and serve the people by empowering organisation.
He said all available resources will be used to make sure the provision of basic facilities to the public.
RDA chairman said issues will be addressed after conducting the accountability in the department, the people can be aided if the officers perform their duties honestly.
He added that immediate measures will be taken according to the rules and regulation to complete the ongoing projects.
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