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Chief Collector Rozi Khan leaves for Tehran

byM Hayat
22/10/2014
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Chief Collector of Customs, Rozi Khan Burki, has left for Tehran to participate in 2-days official meeting in Tehran.

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As per details, the chief collector of Customs central region Rozi Khan Burki left for Tehran to attend 11th training initiative.

Sources told Customs Today that the session will discuss the smuggling of harmful chemicals and drugs.

It is said that officials of other agencies including ANF and FC will also attend the meeting. The chief collector will return to office on October 31.

Tags: Chief Collector of CustomsCustoms Central RegionRozi Khan Burki

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