CDWP approved 10 mega development projects worth Rs 1000 billions
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The Central Development Working Party (CDWP) approved 10 development projects with a total cost of Rs. 1,073.41 billion during its meeting chaired by Federal Minister for Planning, Development & Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal.
Out of these, 3 projects worth Rs. 9.41 billion have been approved by the CDWP, while the forum has recommended 7 projects worth Rs. 1,064 billion to the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) for its consideration.
The meeting was attended by Syed Zafar Ali Shah, Secretary of the Planning Ministry, along with the Additional Secretary, Senior Joint Economist, Members of the Planning Commission, and representatives from various Ministries and Divisions.
The projects discussed in the meeting covered sectors such as Agriculture & Food, Education, Transport & Communications, and Water Resources.
One of the projects, namely “Prime Minister’s National Programme for Socialization of Agriculture Tube wells,” with a cost of Rs. 377,236.275 million, has been recommended to ECNEC for its consideration.
The Ministry of Education presented a project named “Establishment of Federal Government College of Home Economics Management Sciences and Specialized Discipline, F-11/1 Islamabad,” worth Rs. 2,637.769 million, which has been approved by the CDWP forum. The Higher Education Commission presented a project named “Establishment of Women Sub-Campus, University of Swat, Charbagh Swat, KP,” worth Rs. 1,360.266 million, which has also been approved by the CDWP.
The Transport & Communications sector presented five projects in the CDWP forum. The first project, “Lahore Ring Road Southern Loop Construction of Road from Raiwind Road up to Multan,” worth Rs. 17,785.8250 million, has been recommended to ECNEC for its consideration.
