Approval of dry port road repairs project lauded
Islamabad
Islamabad Industrial Area Association (IIAA) office-bearers have welcomed the step of Minister of State for Capital Administration and Development Division (CADD) Dr. Tariq Fazl Chaudhry and Capital development Authority (CDA) Chairman Maroof Afzal for the approval of Islamabad dry port road repair works and construction project, says a press release.
IIAA President Faridoon Khattak along with other office-bearers Mirza Muhammad Ali, Ijaz Ibrahim Memon, Zikria Zia and Nasir Qureshi in a statement said that although immediate construction work started at dry port road but the project will also include other roads of I-9 & I-10 industrial sector as well.
They said that it was the efforts of Islamabad Industrial Area Association that the issued was put before CADD minister. The meeting of the delegation of Islamabad Industrial Area association with CADD minister proves to be fruitful and meaningful. Dr. Tariq Fazl Chaudhry responded quickly to the request made by IIAA.
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