CDA Appoints Three Retired Brigadiers as New Directors General

ISLAMABAD: The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has finalized the recruitment of three new directors general (DGs) in BS-20, enhancing its leadership team to improve operational efficiency.

Retired Brig Mohammad Javed Iqbal, retired Brig Rashid Manzoor, and retired Brig Azhar Khan have been appointed to key positions within the CDA. Iqbal will serve as the Director General of Civic Management, Manzoor takes on the role of DG Planning and Development, while Khan will oversee Land and Estate Management. These appointments were confirmed through official notifications issued by the CDA.

The new directors general are initially contracted for two years, with the potential for extension based on their performance. An authority official stated, “Yes, our process of appointing DGs has been completed, and new officers have been posted to important positions to improve the working of the CDA.” The recruitment process was competitive, attracting around 100 candidates following the advertisement.

This strategic move is expected to bolster the CDA’s effectiveness in managing civic services and urban development, addressing the growing needs of Islamabad’s population. The authority aims to enhance its operational capabilities, which could lead to improved infrastructure and services for residents. Future developments will likely include assessments of the new DGs’ performance and potential initiatives to further streamline CDA operations.