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FBR bids farewell to recently retired BS-22/21 officers

byCustoms Today Report
25/08/2015
in Breaking News, Islamabad, Latest News, Slider News
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ISLAMABAD: Setting a new tradition, a meeting of the Board-in-Council of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) was held to pay homage and bid farewell to recently retired BS-22 and BS-21 officer Inland Revenue Services (IRS) and Pakistan Customs Services.

The meeting was chaired by Chairman FBR, Tariq Bajwa and attended by members of the board here at FBR headquarters to bid farewell to Fiza Muzaffar IRS/BS-22, Azra Mujtaba IRS/BS-22, Abdul Rehman Dogar IRS/BS-22 and Tariq Ahad Nawaz PCS/BS-21.

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The above officers, who were invited to the meeting on special invitation, shared their views and work experiences during their careers in and outside the FBR, while the members of FBR, in their individual remarks, hailed the services rendered by the retired officers and also shared their reminiscences of some pleasant memories while working together with the honorably retired officers.

Chairman FBR in his concluding remarks appreciated the services of the retired officers and reiterated that promotion of the three IRS officers to BS-22 spoke volumes of their hard work and commitment to the organization.

The chairman and all the members highlighted the moral values practiced by all the four officers and unanimously praised the high level of integrity and honesty exhibited by them during their entire career. Bajwa emphasized that the retired officers with their enriched experience behind them must continue contributing to the society. He wished them all healthy and prosperous life in future.

At the end, the chairman, FBR presented souvenirs and flower bouquets to the above outgoing offices of FBR.

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