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FBR nominates 18 Customs officers of BS-19 for 22nd SMC

byCT Report
23/06/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has nominated 18 Pakistan Customs Service officers of BS-19 for 22nd Senior Management Course (SMC) to be held at National Institute of Management (NIM) Lahore and National Institute of Management Karachi from September 11, 2017.

The nominated officers have been asked to forward their consent to Establishment Division for purpose ie whether they are available for attending the said course. It may reiterated that as per Establishment Division’s instructions, officers once selected for SMC, declines to attend the said course for two consecutive SMSs, will forfeit their right for promotion,

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The officers have been asked to send their written consent to the Board by July 5, 2017. In case no reply is received within the date, it will be presumed that they are willing to attend the SMC. The willing officers are asked to also forward their latest annual medical examination report to the Board.

The nominated officers include:

PCS 19 SMC

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