The Government of Pakistan has officially released the interview results for the appointment of Project Directors under key Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) projects in Gilgit-Baltistan. These projects are vital for strengthening regional connectivity and boosting infrastructure development in the mountainous region.
🚧 Project 1: Construction of Road from Pissan to Hoper Nagar (Shahra-e-Nagar)
This project aims to improve accessibility between Pissan and Hoper Nagar, opening new avenues for trade, tourism, and local mobility. After the interview process, the following candidates were evaluated:
- Engr. Abdul Hamid, son of Niat Khan – SELECTED
- Engr. Iqbal Hussain, son of Muhammad Gul – WAITING
The appointment of Engr. Abdul Hamid reflects the government’s commitment to ensuring experienced leadership for this critical road project.
🚧 Project 2: Inter-Regional Connectivity Between Baltistan Division and Diamer-Astore Division
(Construction / Metaling of Road from Gorikote Astore to Shagharthang Skardu)
This ambitious project is designed to link Baltistan with Diamer-Astore, reducing travel time and enhancing socio-economic integration across divisions. The interview results are as follows:
- Engr. Muhammad Yawar Abbas, son of Muhammad Hussain – SELECTED
- Engr. Nasir Hussain, son of Hussain Ali – WAITING
The selection of Engr. Muhammad Yawar Abbas underscores the importance of skilled leadership in managing projects that directly impact regional connectivity.
🌍 Why These Results Matter
- Regional Development: Roads in Gilgit-Baltistan are lifelines. Improved connectivity means better access to markets, healthcare, and education.
- Tourism Boost: Enhanced infrastructure will attract more visitors to the scenic valleys of Nagar, Skardu, and Astore.
- Economic Integration: Linking divisions through modern roads fosters trade and strengthens unity across the region.
✨ Final Thoughts
The appointment of project directors is more than just an administrative step—it is a milestone in Gilgit-Baltistan’s journey toward modernization and prosperity. With experienced engineers at the helm, these PSDP projects promise to transform local communities and create lasting impact.
