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Saima Shehzad assumes charge as Lahore Collector (Appeals)

byCT Report
17/04/2018
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ISLAMABAD: Saima Shehzad, a Pakistan Customs Service officer of BS-20, has taken charge as Collector (BS-20) at Collectorate of Customs (Appeals), Lahore.

Saima, in pursuance of Board’s Notification No. 0754-C-I/2018, dated 04.04.2018, relinquished the charge of the post of Director (BS-20), Directorate of Training & Research (Customs), Lahore with effect from April 9  and assumed charge of the post of Collector (BS-20), Collectorate of Customs (Appeals), Lahore on the same date.

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