“Well done team CDA,” says PM Imran Khan .
“Our economic turnaround and success of our construction policy showing results in different sectors,” says PM Khan.
PM says “near bankrupt CDA” will close this financial year with a surplus of Rs73bn.
ISLAMABAD: PM Imran Khan on Friday lavished praise at the Capital Development Authority (CDA), saying that it had come a long way after nearly being bankrupt when the PTI-led government took over the reins of the country.
“Our economic turnaround & success of our construction policy showing results in diff sectors. Pak is changing,” said PM Khan in a tweet message.
The PM Imran Khan said that the CDA was nearly bankrupt and had posted a deficit of Rs5.8bn in 2017 had now recorded a surplus of Rs73bn and already has Rs26bn in its accounts.
The premier said it was time for the government to transform Islamabad into a model city, with priority on reform and restructure.
“Other mega cities can also become self-sustaining economic engines of growth through commitment, transparency & innovation,” he added.
PM Khan concluded the thread by posting a graph showing the CDA’s transformation over the years.
ISLAMABAD: PM Imran Khan on Friday lavished praise at the Capital Development Authority (CDA), saying that it had come a long way after nearly being bankrupt when the PTI-led government took over the reins of the country.
“Our economic turnaround & success of our construction policy showing results in diff sectors. Pak is changing,” said PM Khan in a tweet message.
The PM Imran Khan said that the CDA was nearly bankrupt and had posted a deficit of Rs5.8bn in 2017 had now recorded a surplus of Rs73bn and already has Rs26bn in its accounts.
The premier said it was time for the government to transform Islamabad into a model city, with priority on reform and restructure.
“Other mega cities can also become self-sustaining economic engines of growth through commitment, transparency & innovation,” he added.
PM Khan concluded the thread by posting a graph showing the CDA’s transformation over the years.