Chairman Capital Development Authority (CDA) and Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa Tuesday said that an Old Age Home and Vocational Center in the federal capital will be established soon.
Chairing a performance review meeting to assess the functioning of the Chief Commissioner’s Office and its subordinate departments, he said that a mobile app and dashboard will be launched to monitor the daily performance of Assistant Commissioners and officers of the Islamabad Food Authority.
The Deputy Commissioner Islamabad, Director Administration, Director Development & Finance, Director Agriculture, Director Labour, Director Women, and other officials attended the meeting.
Each officer provided an overview of their department’s performance and ongoing projects to the Chief Commissioner. Meanwhile Chief Commissioner Islamabad Muhammad Ali Randhawa on Tuesday chaired a high-level meeting to discuss the progress and future plans for automating land records.
Deputy Commissioner, along with directors from administrative, financial, legal, agricultural, and labour sectors, and representatives of the Capital Development Authority (CDA) also attended the meeting.
According to the spokesman of Chief Commissioner Office, they briefed Commissioner Randhawa on the ongoing digitalization efforts and outlined strategies for the way forward.
During the meeting, Commissioner Randhawa emphasized the urgent need to expedite the computerization of land records across Islamabad, stressing the importance of providing efficient services to the residents.
