An important meeting on tender policy and e‑tendering was chaired by Secretary of Works Sajad Haider, with the Contractor Association of Gilgit‑Baltistan, provincial president Bashir Ahmed Khan, cabinet members and senior contractors. The association president thanked Secretary Haider, noting that contractor issues are being resolved through mutual consultation since his arrival, and that contractors are being included in decision‑making. The contractors’ draft tender policy was presented to the Secretary, who discussed it in detail and briefed the department on tender guidelines. Attendees included Chief Engineer Gilgit Region Basharatullah, S.E. Wahab, S.E. Iqbal, X‑in Building Yaser, X‑in Election Hussain, and other officials and contractor representatives. Representatives from the Contractor Association present were President Bashir Ahmed, Supreme Leader Nisar Hussain, General Secretary Ijaz Hussain, Gilgit District President Abdul Jalal, former President Firdous Ahmed, former General Secretary Shakir Hussain, Bilal Hussain and Information Secretary Sharafat Hussain. After a two‑hour session, participants agreed to advance the matters with further progress in the next meeting.
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