Central Development Working Party approved mega projects worth Rs 95 billion
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ISLAMABAD - Central Development Working Party has approved nine projects worth 40 billion rupees and recommended two projects worth 55.5 billion rupees to Executive Committee of the National Economic Council for consideration.
The meeting of CDWP was held in Islamabad on Thursday with Deputy Chairman Planning Commission Mohammad Jehanzeb Khan in the chair.
A project named "Establishment of Regional Grid in Gilgit- Baltistan Phase-1" worth 4959.187 million rupees was also approved by CDWP.
Another project titled "220 Kv Nawab Shah Substation" worth 6291.80 million rupees was approved.
The meeting also gave approval to project on "220 Kv Larkana New substations" worth 6449.40 million rupees.
The forum accorded assent to "Procurement of 220 Kv Mibile Grid station along with the Emergency Recovery of System and 500 Kv shunt Reactors for Emergency Services" worth 6978.95 million rupees.
A project titled "220 KV Swabi Substation" worth 6399.84 million rupees was also approved in the meeting.
The CDWP also approved a project namely "Pakistan Research Reactor-3" worth 4671.050 million rupees in Science and Technology sector.
Another project of the same field namely "Establishment of Campus, National University of Technology Islamabad" worth 2878.610 million rupees also got approval of the meeting.
A project titled "Strengthening and up-gradation of the Nursing and Midwifery sub sector within the health sector in Pakistan" worth 27908.545 million rupees was recommended to ECNEC.
Another project titled "Establishment of Safe Blood Transfusion Service Project Phase-11" worth 863.367 million rupees was approved in the meeting.
A project titled "Establishment of Medical Device Development Canter at National University of Science & Technology Islamabad" worth 331.12 million rupees was also approved by CDWP.
Another project related to Water & Resources titled "National Program for Enhancing Command area in Barani areas of Pakistan" worth 27526.369 million rupees was recommended to ECNEC.
