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‘It was an honour being part of the Srinagar Smart City team for 3 years, Best City Leader of the Year/ Smart City CEO of the Year Award is for everyone in the SSCL team’: Athar Aamir Khan

Srinagar, Jan 19: Former CEO Srinagar Smart City and DC Kulgam Athar Aamir Khan expressed immense gratitude for prestigious “Best City Leader of the Year/Smart City CEO of the Year” Award conferred today at the Smart Cities India Awards.
Aamir Khan, who served as CEO of the Srinagar Smart City team for three years, acknowledged the collective efforts of the entire Srinagar Smart City Limited (SSCL) team.
He expressed on X, “It was an honor being part of the Srinagar Smart City team for 3 years. This achievement is not just mine; it is for everyone in the SSCL team.”
Under his leadership, the Srinagar Smart City initiative had achieved significant milestones, contributing to the city’s progress in becoming smarter and more sustainable.
Acknowledging the collaborative effort of the entire SSCL team, Khan emphasized that such recognition is a result of a shared vision and dedication to enhancing the quality of life for the residents of Srinagar. He extended his gratitude to everyone who has been part of the journey, making it possible to receive such a prestigious accolade.

The “Best City Leader of the Year/Smart City CEO of the Year” Award is a fitting tribute to Athar Aamir Khan’s leadership, highlighting his role in shaping the smart city landscape and fostering positive urban transformations. The Smart Cities India Awards recognize outstanding contributions towards creating smart, sustainable, and innovative urban spaces, and Khan’s acknowledgment reflects the shared success of the entire Srinagar Smart City team.

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