The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the appointment of a retired air force officer to lead the Motor Traffic Commissioner General office, a position that had been vacant.
The Cabinet of Ministers has given approval for the appointment of a retired air force officer to serve as the new Commissioner General of Motor Traffic, according to official announcements on August 25, 2026. The position had remained unfilled prior to this decision.
The appointee has been engaged on a contract basis with immediate effect, following a proposal presented by the Minister of Transport, Highways and Urban Development. The Department of Government Information confirmed the Cabinet's approval of the arrangement.
However, sources differ on the officer's specific rank. NewsWire identifies the appointee as a retired Air Chief Marshal, while NewsFirst lists the rank as Air Vice Marshal (Retd.). The discrepancy regarding the exact military rank has not been clarified through official channels.
