The Capital Development Authority (CDA) has approved the allocation of land to the National Police Academy for the establishment of a police university in Islamabad.
This initiative marks a significant step in bolstering law enforcement training and academic research in Pakistan.
The university aims to provide specialized education and training to law enforcement personnel, fostering enhanced security practices and modern policing methods.
In the same meeting, the CDA board formed a committee to identify all CDA-rented spaces across the capital.The committee’s objective is to optimize space utilization and improve financial efficiency within the CDA.
CDA Transitions to a Cashless System Using SAP Accounting
A major highlight of the meeting was the CDA’s transition to a cashless financial system through the implementation of SAP’s double-entry accounting system.
This transformation will modernize financial operations and enhance transparency, efficiency, and accountability within the authority.
- 165 services at the One Window Operation have already moved to cashless transactions.
This report will provide stakeholders with a clear overview of CDA’s financial health and long-term strategic goals.
CDA’s Commitment to Cultural Heritage Preservation
The board meeting also addressed concerns regarding the deteriorating condition of the Pak-Romania Friendship Monument in Islamabad.
Implications of CDA’s Decisions on Islamabad’s Development
These strategic decisions underscore CDA’s commitment to modernization, infrastructure development, and financial transparency. The key takeaways from the meeting include:
- Strengthening law enforcement education by establishing a dedicated police university.
- Enhancing financial accountability through the SAP accounting system.
- Optimizing asset management to ensure proper utilization of CDA-rented spaces.
- Promoting cultural preservation by restoring the Pak-Romania Friendship Monument.
