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FGEHA Targets Early Plot Possession in Ongoing Housing Schemes

Director General Capt. (Retd.) Zafar Iqbal said the housing authority is pursuing a comprehensive strategy for federal employee residential projects.

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— APP (Pakistan)

The Federal Government Employees Housing Authority (FGEHA) is targeting early possession of plots in its ongoing housing schemes, according to Director General Capt. (Retd.) Zafar Iqbal, as reported by the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Speaking to APP, Iqbal said the authority is pursuing a comprehensive development strategy aimed at providing quality, affordable and modern residential facilities to federal government employees.

The DG said contemporary housing projects should not only meet basic residential needs but also reflect modern development standards, according to the report, though further specifics on the strategy were not fully detailed in the excerpt.

FGEHA has been responsible for developing housing schemes for federal employees in Pakistan, with authorities periodically providing updates on project timelines and plot allocation.

No specific timeline for the early possession initiative was given in the available report.

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