ISLAMABAD: Chairman of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner of Islamabad, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, stated on Tuesday that a new library will be built in the federal capital in accordance with international standards, including provision for an e-library.
Muhammad Ali made this statement while presiding over a meeting of the Islamabad Development Working Party, which saw participation from representatives of various government departments.
The attendees included officials from the Ministry of Interior, Planning Commission, Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency (Pak-EPA), CDA, Islamabad Police, Local Government, Rural Development, and other organizations.
During the meeting, a total of 24 development projects were presented, comprising 17 projects from the Local Government, four from Islamabad Police, two from the Agriculture Department, and one from the Libraries Department. Muhammad Ali directed that all the projects should be shifted to Geographic Information System (GIS).
Furthermore, the CDA chief instructed that committees consisting of residents should be formed in the areas where the development projects are required.
