ISLAMABAD, Oct 20 (IN): Allottees of Green Enclave-I have expressed hope for progress on the long-delayed housing project after Project Director Mohsin Sardar indicated that most outstanding hurdles had been addressed, paving the way for the matter to be placed before the FGEHA Executive Board next week.A delegation comprising Chaudhary Amjad Ali, Professor Tahir Mahmood, Malik Sartaj, Rana Munawar and Fayyaz Tanoli met the project director on Tuesday to seek an update on the project and urge the authorities to take concrete steps towards resuming development work.
During the meeting, Mohsin Sardar said efforts were underway to resolve the remaining issues, adding that almost all major hurdles had been addressed. He said a few minor adjustments were still required before the case could be presented to the Executive Board of the Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA).The project director expressed hope that the matter would be taken up at the board’s next meeting, likely to be held next week, raising expectations among allottees for a long-awaited decision.Green Enclave-I was initiated through an agreement in 2009 and formally launched in 2015. The housing project spans approximately 3,153 kanals and has remained a matter of concern for allottees awaiting progress on development.Chaudhary Amjad Ali said the Executive Board’s consideration of the matter would be a crucial step towards resolving outstanding issues and determining a clear way forward.
The allottees are now looking to the upcoming board meeting for a decisive outcome, a firm development timeline and practical measures to move the long-delayed project closer to completion.
