Sohail Ashraf Assumes Charge as CDA Chairman, Vows Timely Completion of Projects and Governance Reforms

ISLAMABAD: Capital Development Authority Chairman and Chief Commissioner Islamabad, Sohail Ashraf, formally assumed charge of his office on Monday, marking the beginning of a new administrative phase for the federal capital’s civic authority.
Soon after taking office, the Chairman held a comprehensive meeting with members of the CDA Board and senior officials. The session focused on reviewing the Authority’s overall performance, administrative affairs, and the progress of ongoing development projects. Board members and departmental heads presented detailed briefings on their respective portfolios.
The Chairman was also apprised of the organizational structure of the CDA, alongside updates on key initiatives, infrastructure development, and public service delivery mechanisms.
Emphasizing efficiency and accountability, Sohail Ashraf directed that all development projects be completed strictly within stipulated timelines to ensure that citizens benefit from improved facilities without delay. He underscored that timely execution of projects in the federal capital must remain a top priority under all circumstances.
Highlighting the need for institutional improvement, the Chairman called for concrete measures to strengthen administrative performance and enhance service delivery. He further stressed the importance of transparency and efficiency in providing public services, adding that technology-driven reforms would be introduced to modernize operations and improve overall governance.