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CDWP approves four projects worth Rs137 billion

WDWeb DeskPublished 1 min read
CDWP approves four projects worth Rs137 billion

During its meeting on Wednesday, the Central Development Working Party (CDWP) approved four projects worth Rs. 136.74 billion.

Under the leadership of Deputy Chairman Planning Commission Dr. Mohammad Jahanzeb Khan, the forum considered six projects.

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The forum took up the Emergency Plan for Polio Eradication project worth Rs. 136,739.983 million.

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Replacement of Obsolete Equipment & Procurement of new Electro-Medical Equipment for National Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, Islamabad worth Rs. 524.69 million.

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Expansion and Up-gradation of Pakistan Petroleum Corehouse for its sustainable operations to facilitate Oil & Gas exploration research worth Rs. 819.102 million.

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Establishment of Mohtrama Benazir Bhutto Shaheed Medical College Mirpur worth Rs. 3.4 billion.

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By 2024, the initiative hopes to limit poliovirus circulation to core reservoirs and common transmission corridors and eventually stop all poliovirus transmission inside the reservoirs. The Secretary of Health told the forum that the initiative to eradicate polio from the country will last five years.

The scope of work involves expanding the Pakistan Petroleum Corehouse by building a new storage capacity of 29,064 square feet, improving laboratory facilities for analytical services, and adding value to good samples.

Additional Secretary Ministry of Planning and Development (PD&SI), Secretary Ministry of Water Resources, Secretary Ministry of Health, Secretary Ministry of Petroleum, Chairman National Highway Authority, NHA, Members of the Planning Commission, and other key stakeholders were present at the meeting.

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