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DGTT Zahid Khokhar & several BS-21 bureaucrats promoted to BS-22

byQaisar Mansoor
06/06/2020
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran has approved promotion of several BS-21 officers into BS-22. Director-General Transit Trade (DGTT) Muhammad Zahid Khokhar is promoted to BS-22.

According to sources, the Central Selection Board (CSB) meeting will be held on June 15, 2020 to consider the promotions of BS-18 officers into BS-19, and promotion of BS-19 officers into BS-20. Other officers promoted to BS-22 include Director General FIA Wajid Zia, Director General Motorway Police Kaleem Imam and Chief Secretary Baluchistan Faisal Asghar.

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Further, Mazhar Niaz, Akhtar Nazir Warraich, Mohsin Chandna, Captain Munir Azam, Asmat Tahira, Khaqan Babar, Dr. Anwar Qureshi and Suleha Farooqui have also been promoted to BS -22.

 

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