FDE okays schools in sectors F-17, B-17

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ISLAMABAD, April 15: Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) on Monday granted permission for construction of four schools in sector F-17 and B-17 of Multi Professional Cooperative Housing Society (MPCHS).

According to a press release issued here, MPCHS will provide required space for the construction of boys and girls schools and FDE will bear construction and other educational expenses to make these institutions operational.

The construction of these model schools will benefit the children living in the sectors and adjoining areas.

The people appreciated the construction of girls’ school because they have to go far away for their education purposes.

The sector B-17 is located between GT road and the motorway while F-17 is on Fatehjung road at Motorway Interchange and near new International Airport.

In these sectors, the work of development has almost completed.

The new International Airport is in its final stages of constructions that will be operational in the coming year.—APP

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