Times of Pakistan

Secretary C&W stresses timely completion of strategic projects

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QUETTA, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 17th Jul, 2026) Secretary Communications and Works (C&W) Balochistan, Babar Khan, has emphasized that the department plays a pivotal role in the province’s development and prosperity.

He warned that any negligence or delay in performance could stall the wheel of progress, which is unacceptable under any circumstances.

Chairing a review meeting on the progress of ongoing strategic projects, the Secretary noted that the province’s infrastructure improvement and sustainable development depend on the effective performance of the C&W Department.

The meeting was attended via Zoom by chief engineers from all six zones, superintending engineers, and district executive engineers.

During the session, engineers from various districts presented detailed briefings on the progress of strategic projects in their respective areas. They also highlighted the financial and technical challenges faced during implementation.

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Babar Khan instructed that no slowdown in the completion of critical projects would be tolerated. He stressed that time is short and challenges are many, therefore all engineers must ensure timely completion as the department’s top priority. He directed that all technical issues hindering progress should be resolved immediately.

The Secretary issued strict instructions to executive engineers (buildings) to ensure completion of projects within the stipulated timeframe, warning that failure to do so would result in stern action against responsible officials. He further emphasized that there must be no compromise on the quality of work.

Babar Khan directed chief engineers and superintending engineers to personally visit project sites regularly and submit progress reports every two weeks. These reports must also identify technical issues so that project speed remains unaffected and work continues without interruption.

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