Key Points:
- Senator Chaudhry Abid Sher Ali met DG FDA Muhammad Asif Chaudhry and raised the problems of Ahmad Nagar residents.
- The DG ordered the Director Estate Management-I to review the matters and find a durable solution.
- The DG said timely redress of citizens’ complaints is the FDA’s first priority.
FAISALABAD: Senator Chaudhry Abid Sher Ali on Tuesday called on Director General Faisalabad Development Authority Muhammad Asif Chaudhry. The city’s development needs and citizens’ problems relating to the FDA came under detailed discussion.
According to the official handout, Muslim League leader Imran Sher Ali and party workers were also present at the meeting.
The DG welcomed the senator and briefed him on the authority’s ongoing activities, modern urban needs and future development requirements. He said wide-ranging reforms were under way to improve the FDA’s performance and capacity and to make public service delivery more effective, with special focus on speed, transparency, merit and accountability in office work.
He said the use of modern technology and digital systems was being expanded so that citizens received easy, fast and transparent services.
The senator pointed to the problems faced by the residents of Ahmad Nagar and stressed their immediate solution and every possible relief for the affected citizens. He praised the FDA’s overall performance and the introduction of modern reforms, saying an effective administrative strategy and capable leadership made institutions perform better.
The DG assured the senator that the Ahmad Nagar issues would be examined within the rules and the available legal space and a proper solution ensured. He directed Director Estate Management-I Junaid Hassan Manj to review the identified matters and find a durable solution, and said timely redress of complaints and better facilities for citizens were the FDA’s first priority, for which all departments were being kept active.
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