ISLAMABAD: Congratulating new officers after joining the officer union at the Capital Development Authority (CDA), Naimatullah Khan Mahsud, general secretary at CDA officers’ association, has expressed optimism that the association would now emerge stronger to safeguard the interest of all stakeholders.
The general secretary of the association expressed these remarks while addressing a reception hosted in honor of new officers who joined the association in different capacities.
He said that consolidated steps have been taken to protect the rights of the officials concerned and to further enhance the clean and green cover of the Federal Capital.
“In line with Prime Minister Imran Khan’s vision, every officer of the CDA officers’ association under the leadership of CDA Chairman Amir Ali Ahmad will work efficiently to help turn the federal capital clean and green with mutual collaboration of different departments,” Mahsud added.
According to new responsibilities, Muhammad Safdar Saleem assumed the charge of supreme head of the CDA officers’ association, Chaudhry Tariq appointed vice-president and Asghar Imam appointed deputy secretary information of the union.
On this occasion while congratulating all the new officers, Director Mashooq Ali Sheikh assured all out support to CDA officers’ association on behalf of his department.
Speaking on the occasion Safdar Saleem said that no stone would be left unturned to strengthen the association and that all officers would be available to facilitate their colleagues through thick and thin.
Chaudhry Tariq said that he would serve his officers’ community in the best possible way to measure up on the expectations his colleagues have reposed on him.
He said that the rights of CDA officers would be protected at all costs and suggestions from all concerned officials would be welcomed to strengthen their union.
President of the association Chaudhry Amir Shehzad, patron-in-chief Mian Muhammad, Chairman Riaz Khan, Secretary Admn Abdul Raheem, Secretary Finance Aftab Hussain and others attended the function.
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