Pakistan

Austerity drive: NESPAK stops vehicle purchase

Strict measures will be taken to keep tabs on unnecessary foreign visits.

Our Correspondent August 22, 2013

LAHORE: National Engineering Services of Pakistan (Nespak) Managing Director Amjad A Khan, immediately after taking over, has slapped a ban on purchase of new vehicles and withdrawn the additional fuel facility, provided to vice presidents and divisional heads without board approval. According to the spokesman for Nespak, the largest engineering consultancy firm in Pakistan with over 4,000 employees, Khan has announced a raft of austerity measures which also include establishment of a pre-audit cell that will ensure that all purchases are made in accordance with rules. The number of vehicles taken on rent will be curtailed and strict measures will be taken to keep tabs on unnecessary foreign visits. Khan has reconstituted the medical committee in an attempt to control health-related expenditures.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 23^rd 2013.

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COMMENTS (2)

Kamran | 11 years ago | Reply

Yes all the rest of vps were looting the company along with the previous md

Faisal | 11 years ago | Reply What a joke. This man does not deserve to be the MD of NESPAK. Typical move by such a to promote his own actions in 1 day. It is funny how the Express Tribune along with the other newspaper have failed to mention all the vice presidents are against this man as he is not deserving for this post and has not reached here on merit.

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