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  • EOBI pension to increase Rs15,000 per month

    EOBI pension to increase Rs15,000 per month

    KARACHI: The government is aiming to increase the pension amount to Rs15,000 per month from existing Rs6,500 in order to provide relief to elder pensioners and their survivors, a statement said on Sunday.

    Addressing at the first ever Annual Pension Day organized by Employees Old-Age Benefits Institution (EOBI) has organized, Syed Zulfiqar Abbas Bukhari, Special Assistant to Prime Minister for Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development, as the chief guest of the ceremony said that currently, the minimum EOBI Pension is Rs6,500 per month but “I am determined to increase the amount to Rs. 15,000 pm, during the term of our government so that the elder pensioners and their survivors would get a little breather.”

    Bukhari said that in September 2018, he had announced 23 percent increase in Pension due to which the Pension was increased to Rs 6,500.

    “However, still it is a nominal amount and needs to be increased. We will make the EOBI a viable and profitable Institution and protect the rights of pensioners,” he said.

    Bukhari further said that more than Rs20 billion have been collected as EOBI Contribution from registered Employers across the country and disbursed 33 billion among the Pensioners.

    “It is not possible to deny the importance of Social Protection for the elderly, disabled employees and widows of the mother land,” he added.

    Earlier, Secretary OP&HRD Engr. Aamir Hassan has welcomed the Chief Guest and briefed the objective of celebration of 1st Annual Pension Day by EOBI.

    On this occasion, Chairman EOBI, Azhar Hameed also expressed his views and highlighted the EOBI services and performance towards registered Employers, Insured persons and Pensioners.

    He said that we are transforming EOBI into a state-of-the-art Institution. We have already started some important projects to achieve our goals.

    One of them is EOBI Transformation Initiative (ETI). Our vision for the future is on being the “Best Technology Driven Service-Oriented Institution” in the country to enable Pension disbursement on timely, prompt and Service basis with the utmost convenience for the contributors. We have also focused on social media and created our twitter handle @EOBIPakistan.

    EOBI Board of Trustees member from KPK Dr. Muhammad Yousuf Sarwar (Employer’s representative) & Muhammad Iqbal (Employees’ representative) also addressed the ceremony.

    Meanwhile, EOBI has selected 132 top and prominent Employers/Companies throughout Pakistan sector-wise i.e. Textile, Sugar, Cement, Coal Mining, IT, Security Companies, Education, Banking, Micro Finance Banking, Insurance, Pharmaceutical, Hospitals, Automobile, Engineering, Human Resource, Beverages, Hotel Industry, Food, Courier Services, Telecommunication, Tobacco, Construction, Media and Power Sector on the basis of highest paid EOBI Contribution on current rate for their employees.

    The chief guest awarded Gold Medals, shields and Appreciation certificates among the following top and prominent Employers/Companies of the country, which included:

    1. PTCL, Islamabad (Total contribution paid Rs. 1,936,432,580, Total pensioners 1,303 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 216,822,225)

    2. K-Electric, Karachi (Total contribution paid Rs. 1,343,087,088, Total pensioners 9,546 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 3,057,430,302)

    3. HRSG Outsourcing Pvt. Ltd., Karachi (Total contribution paid Rs. 1,282,679,010, Total pensioners 247 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 50,942,812)

    4. Oil & Gas Development Company Ltd., Islamabad (Total contribution paid Rs. 1,020,352,522, Total pensioners 4,147 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 1,096,759,647)

    5. Sui Northern Gas Pipeline Ltd., Lahore (Total contribution paid Rs. 874,902,306, Total pensioners 3,698 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 1,190,798,741)

    6. The Aga Khan Hospital Medical College Foundation, Karachi (Total contribution paid Rs. 851,357,226, Total pensioners 813 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 223,709,796)

    7. Utility Stores Corp Ltd., Islamabad (Total contribution paid Rs. 742,159,088, Total pensioners 1,048 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 293,062,537)

    8. The Citizen Foundation, Karachi (Total contribution paid Rs. 726,093,214, Total pensioners 313 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 58,324,928)

    9. Interloop Ltd., Faisalabad (Total contribution paid Rs. 698,254,092, Total pensioners 213 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 51,143,537)

    10. Educational Services Pvt. Ltd. Lahore¬ (Total contribution paid Rs. 662,192,355, Total pensioners 916 and Total pensioner disbursed Rs. 295,556,050)

    The following prominent Employers/ Companies were also honored with Shields and Appreciation certificates for their valuable EOBI Contribution towards their employee’s welfare.

    • Islamabad Hotel,
    • Abbott Laboratories Pakistan Limited,
    • Adamjee Insurance Company Limited,
    • The Aga Khan Hospital Medical College Foundation,
    • Airport Hotel (The Inn),
    • Al-Abbas Sugar Mills Limited,
    • Al-Karam Textile Mills Pvt. Ltd.,
    • ANC Foods, Ashraf, Sugar Mills,
    • Askari Cement Ltd.,
    • Askari Guards (Pvt.) Ltd.,
    • Attock Refinery Limited,
    • B.L. Harbert International Pvt. Ltd.,
    • Bahria Town Pvt. Ltd.,
    • Bata Pakistan Ltd.,
    • Bosch Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd.,
    • Byco Petroleum Pakistan Limited,
    • Chenab Management Liaison,
    • The Citizen Foundation,
    • The City Schools Pvt. Ltd.,
    • Coca Cola Beverages Pakistan Ltd.,
    • Credit Commerce Consultants Pvt. Ltd.,
    • D.G. Khan Cement Co. Ltd.,
    • Daily Business Recorder,
    • Daily Jang Rawalpindi,
    • Design Engg. Services Construction Ltd.,
    • Dr. Ziauddin Hospital.,
    • E F U General Insurance Ltd.,
    • Educational Excellence Ltd.,
    • Educational Services (Pvt.) Ltd.,
    • Educational Services (Pvt.) Ltd. (Regional Office),
    • EFU Life Assurance Ltd.,
    • ENI Pakistan Limited,
    • Express Publications Pvt. Ltd.,
    • Fauji Cement Company Limited,
    • Fauji Security Services,
    • Finca Microfinance Bank Ltd.,
    • Fouji Foundation Hospital,
    • Gul Ahmed Textile Mills Ltd.,
    • Hafiz Tannery, Hamza Sugar Mills Ltd.,
    • Hascol Petrolum Limited,
    • Heavy Mechanical Complex Limited,
    • Hillcrest Solutions Pvt. Ltd.,
    • Hinopak Motors Ltd.,
    • HRSG Outsourcing Private Ltd.,
    • Hub Pak Salt Refinery,
    • i2c Pakistan,
    • Independent Media Corporation (Pvt.) Ltd. (Geo),
    • Information Technology Services, Interloop Limited,
    • Islamabad Marriott Hotel,
    • Izhar Construction Ltd.,
    • Jaag Broadcasting Systems (Pvt.) Ltd.,
    • JDW Sugar Mills Limited,
    • Jubilee Life Insurance Company Limited,
    • K- Electric,
    • Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Ltd.,
    • Katha Collieries Pak. Ltd.,
    • Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Oil & Gas Company,
    • Khyber Tobacco Company Limited,
    • Lahore Grammar School,
    • Leather Field (Pvt.) Limited,
    • Leopard Courier Service,
    • Lucky Cement Limited,
    • M A Food Industries Pvt. Ltd.,
    • M Fazal Haq & Co. Ltd.,
    • H. Sadar Ali Akhtar Ali Pvt., Ltd.,
    • Super Coal Mines,
    • Maple Leaf Cement Factory Ltd.,
    • Masood Textile Mills Ltd.,
    • MCC Resources Development Co (Pvt.) Ltd.,
    • Meezan Bank Limited,
    • Memon Motor Private Limited,
    • Mezan Beverages Pvt.,
    • Limited, Muller &Phipps Pakistan Ltd.,
    • Mushtaq Ali Khan Contractor,
    • Muslim Contractor Company (Pvt.) Ltd.,
    • National Communication Services,
    • National Engineering Services Pvt. Ltd.,
    • National Insurance Corporation Ltd.,
    • National Radio Telecommunication Corp.,
    • National Refinery Ltd.,
    • Nextbridge Private Ltd.,
    • Nishat Mills Ltd.,
    • NRSP Microfinance Bank Limited,
    • Oil & Gas Development Company Ltd.,
    • Orient Petroleum Pty Limited,
    • Pak Arab Refinery Ltd.,
    • Pak Elektron Ltd.,
    • Pak Suzuki Motor Company Limited,
    • Pakistan Herald Publications Ltd.,
    • Pakistan Mineral Development Corp,
    • Pakistan Petroleum Limited,
    • Pakistan Refinery Ltd.,
    • Pakistan State Oil Company Limited,
    • Pakistan Telecommunication Co Ltd.,
    • Pakistan Television Corporation Limited,
    • Pakistan Tobacco Company Limited Karachi,
    • Pearl Continental Hotel,
    • Philip Morris (Pakistan) Ltd.,
    • Phoenix Armour Pvt.,
    • Limited, Phoenix Security Service Pvt. Ltd.,
    • People’s Primary Healthcare Initiative (PPHI Sindh),
    • Professional Employers Private Limited,
    • Punjab Beverages Co. (Pvt.,) Ltd.,
    • Quality Contracto,
    • Ravi Auto Sundar Pvt. Ltd.,
    • S S Foot Marks Pvt.,
    • Limited, Sami Pharmaceuticals Ltd.,
    • Searle (Pakistan) Limited,
    • Serena Hotel,
    • Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital,
    • Shell Pakistan Ltd.,
    • Skills Hub Private Limited,
    • Souvenir Tobacco Company Limited,
    • Style Textile (Pvt.) Ltd.,
    • Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd.,
    • Systems Limited,
    • TCS Courier Co.,
    • Tameer Micro Finance Bank Limited,
    • Tandlianwala Sugar Mills Ltd.,
    • Tech Access Pakistan Pvt. Ltd.,
    • The Aga Khan Shia Ismailia Education Society,
    • The Indus Hospital,
    • The News International Lahore,
    • Total Parco Marketing Limited,
    • Microfinance Bank Limited,
    • United Energy Pakistan Limited,
    • United Refrigeration Industries Ltd.,
    • Utility Stores Corp Ltd.,
    • ZIMS Security Pvt. Ltd.

    The Chief Guest Zulfiqar Abbas Bukhari also awarded EOBI Pension Books & souvenirs to the following EOBI Pensioners.

    • Ch. Ameer Khan (PTCL),
    • Tanveer Kaukab (Islamabad Serena Hotel),
    • Saleem Raza Shah (Hotel Holiday Inn),
    • Mst. Nomita Ali Tarar (Pensioner’s widow),
    • Khursheed Begum Arain (Pensioner’s widow),
    • Shahid Hameed (PTC),
    • Maqbool-ur-Rehman Khan (SNGPL),
    • Abdul Rasheed (OPF Girls College),
    • Mst. Ghulam Kubra (OGDCL),
    • Javed Masih (Total Service Centre).

    Th 1st Annual Pension Day program was organized by Aqeel Ahmad Siddiqui, Director General (Operations) EOBI and his team comprising Sr. officials of Sindh & Baluchistan, Punjab & Islamabad, KPK & Gilgit Baltistan’s Benefits & Contribution Departments and 39 Regional Offices throughout Pakistan.

  • PM directs eradication of corruption in Utility Stores, ensure availability of essential items at lower prices

    PM directs eradication of corruption in Utility Stores, ensure availability of essential items at lower prices

    ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has directed administration of Utility Stores Corporation (USC) to ensure eradication of corruption in the organization and ensure availability of essential foods items at subsidized rates following release of Rs6 billion.

    Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday chaired a meeting to reduce prices of essential commodities which will provide immediate relief to the people.

    The Prime Minister directed that the supply of essential items should be ensured through use of Information technology and corruption must be eradicated at all Utility Store outlets.

    The meeting was attended by Minister for Planning Makhdoom Khusro Bakhtiar, Minister for Communications Murad Saeed, SAPM for Social Welfare Dr. Sania Nishtar, Secretaries and Additional Secretaries of Ministry of Finance, Planning Commission, Communication, National Food Security and Industry, Chairman and Managing Director Utility Stores Corporation, Chief Commissioner Islamabad and other senior officials.

    The prime minister said that provision of relief to the people is the top priority of the government.

    “We strive to provide special relief to low income groups and poverty-stricken families,” he said.

    The Prime Minister said that in view of the challenging economic situation, the government took difficult decisions.

    Due to these decisions, the economy is stabilizing today and economic indicators are showing improvement; the situation will improve further in the coming days.

    Despite the difficult conditions, every possible effort to provide relief to the people will be undertaken, added the prime minister.

    The meeting was briefed on the current situation of the prices of essential commodities (flour, wheat, sugar, ghee, rice and pulses) and measures to control them.

    Chairman and Managing Director Utility Stores Corporation apprised the meeting that immediate grant of Rs6 billion from the government will reduce the prices of basic essential food items.

    The prime minister was informed that the immediate supply of funds by the government would lead to price reduction of Rs-132 per kg in flour, Rs-09 per kg in sugar, Rs-30 per kg in ghee, Rs-20 per kg in rice and Rs-15 in pulses which would be made available for public consumption at Utility Stores.

    The prime minister was briefed on the steps taken to curb corruption and embezzlement in the Utility Stores, and to ensure the sufficient and steady supply of essential food items to the public.

    The prime minister was informed that it is being ensured that the purchased items at the Utility Stores are received at the Stores’ warehouses without pilferage for packaging and onward dispatch to the Utility Stores outlets.

    The measures are aimed at ensuring the quality of goods at Utility Stores in addition to eradicating corruption.

    Minister of Communications Murad Saeed said that in addition to a network of 4,000 utility stores, 800 post offices spread across the country can also be used to supply essential food items to the public.

    He further elaborated that home delivery service will soon be started by Pakistan Post Office to supply items at home to the poor and the needy.

  • Petrol, high speed diesel prices increased for November

    Petrol, high speed diesel prices increased for November

    ISLAMABAD: The government on Thursday increased the prices of petrol and high speed diesel on sales to end consumers.

    The price of motor spirit (petrol) has been increased by Re 1 to Rs114.24 with effective from November 01, 2019 as compared with Rs113.24 applicable during October 2019.

    Similarly prices of high speed diesel increased by 27 paisas to Rs127.41 from Rs127.14.

    However, prices of light diesel oil and kerosene oil have been reduced for the month of November 2019.

    The price of light diesel oil has been reduced by Rs6.56 to Rs85.33 from Rs91.89. Similarly price of kerosene oil has been reduced by Rs2.39 to Rs97.18 from Rs99.57.

    The government has decreased the prices of Kerosene and light diesel oil and slightly readjusted the prices of other petroleum products for the month of November 2019 as per recommendation of the Oil & Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA), says a statement by the Ministry of Finance.

  • Pakistan, China agree FTA 2nd phase to lead more trade, investment opportunities

    Pakistan, China agree FTA 2nd phase to lead more trade, investment opportunities

    ISLAMABAD: The leaders of Pakistan and China on Tuesday agreed that the implementation of the 2nd phase of China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement (FTA) would lead to more trade, economic and investment opportunities between the two countries.

    Other areas of potential collaboration discussed between the two sides included railways, steel, oil and gas, industry and science & technology.

    Prime Minister Imran Khan held wide-ranging bilateral talks with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on Tuesday.

    The exchange of views particularly covered strengthening of bilateral economic partnership, says a press release received here today from Beijing (China).

    On his arrival, the Prime Minister was presented a guard of honour, accompanied by 19-gun salute.

    The Foreign Minister, Minister of Planning, Development and Reform, Minister of Railways, Advisor on Commerce, Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Energy, and Chairman BOI, Chief of Army Staff, DG ISI, and other senior officials were present.

    The bilateral talks were followed by a banquet hosted by Premier Li. Extending felicitations on the 70th Anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the Prime Minister underscored that the All-Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership between Pakistan and China served the fundamental interests of the two countries and peoples and contributed to peace, development and stability in the region.

    Prime Minister Imran Khan emphasized that expeditious completion of CPEC projects was the foremost priority of his government as this transformational project was pivotal to accelerating Pakistan’s economic development and regional prosperity.

    Premier Li was apprised of the actions undertaken recently to fast-track CPEC projects and to push the development momentum in Gawadar.

    Premier Li underlined the salience of the abiding Pakistan-China relationship and reiterated China’s support for Pakistan’s issues of core national interest.

    Premier Li thanked Prime Minister Imran Khan for the measures to advance CPEC projects and maintained that the second phase of CPEC will be instrumental in reinforcing and consolidating Pakistan’s economic development and pave the way for enhanced Chinese investments in Pakistan.

    The two sides exchanged views on deepening bilateral trade and explored ways of increasing Pakistan’s exports to China.

    The two sides also discussed regional security situation including serious human rights and humanitarian situation in IoJK.

    Prime Minister Imran Khan apprised Premier Li of the latest developments and the importance of urgent action by the international community to alleviate the sufferings of the Kashmiri people in the lockdown.

    Both leaders maintained that frequent and substantive bilateral exchanges were contributing to elevating the All-Weather Strategic Co-operative Partnership to new heights and were reinforcing people-to-people ties.

    The two leaders also witnessed signing of various Agreements and MOUs aimed at deepening Pakistan-China ties in a range of socio-economic sectors.

    Prime Minister Imran Khan reiterated his invitation to Premier Li to visit Pakistan at the earliest opportunity.

  • Ban on trade with India not to apply shipment of documents

    Ban on trade with India not to apply shipment of documents

    ISLAMABAD: The ministry of commerce has said that ban on trade with India will not apply on the shipment of documents related to personal or ministries.

    The ministry issued a clarification in this regard through an office memorandum dated October 03, 2019, stated that the bilateral trade with India was suspended through SROs 927 and 928 issued on August 09, 2019.

    “However, it is clarified that the suspension of trade with India will not apply to the shipment of documents e.g. personal and business documents, documents of government ministries, diplomatic mission, banks and greeting cards, etc.”

  • Hajj, Umrah: Saudi Arabia advises biometric confirmation locally

    Hajj, Umrah: Saudi Arabia advises biometric confirmation locally

    KARACHI: The ministry of Hajj and Umrah of Saudi Arabia has issued instructions for pilgrims in countries with Biometric enrollment centres for Hajj & Umrah must consider completing the mandatory biometric registration locally after obtaining Hajj or Umrah visa.

    The ministry said that registering biometric information before arriving at the entry ports of the Kingdom is recommended to save waiting time at the airports and to facilitate a smooth entrance to KSA.

    Reportedly, hundreds of visitors to the country were rejected recently an entry and sent back from the airport due to not following the correct visa procedures.

    To avoid such unfortunate incidents, pilgrims must apply the right category of visa through the travel agents registered with the country’s Hajj and Umrah Committees.

    It is important to note that the newly introduced tourist e-visa cannot be used to enter the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to perform Hajj or Umrah. It only allows tourist to attend concerts and sporting events happening in the Kingdom.

    Without the right visa and documentations, pilgrims will encounter fines and/or deportation to the home country.

    Saudi officials said that is mandatory to provide biometric information to enter Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

    Pilgrims face a risk of deportation if proper visa procedures are not followed. Once entire visa formality is completed including enrollment of biometric information, pilgrims can travel with a peace of mind fully focusing on the holy journey ahead of them.

    It takes about 10 minutes to register biometrics at the local visa service center with a pre-booked appointment, whereas the time spent at the airport upon arrival may be longer depending on the long queues at the airports.

    Once the biometric collection is completed in the country of origin, pilgrims will only be required to clear customs and have their passports stamped at the immigration upon entering Saudi Arabia.

    Biometrics in the country of origin are only collected by the visa service center authorized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, using a secure and quick process that captures a facial image with a digital camera and a 10-digit fingerprint scan with a digital finger scanner.

    Biometric enrollment can be completed locally before travelling, or upon arrival at the King Abdulaziz International Airport or at the Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz International Airport.

  • Prime Minister inaugurates 24X7 Torkham Terminal to boost Pak-Afghan trade

    Prime Minister inaugurates 24X7 Torkham Terminal to boost Pak-Afghan trade

    PESHAWAR: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Wednesday inaugurated 24X7 crossing terminal at historic Torkham border which will help bolster bilateral trade Pakistan and Afghanistan.

    The prime minister cut the ribbon to formally inaugurate the Integrated Transit Trade Management System at Torkham border, completed at a cost costing Rs16 billion that would ease immigration facilities besides bolstering trade activities.

    The prime minister came all the way from Islamabad to Torkham border, located in Khyber Tribal district, reflecting his deep commitment to further improve trade ties and strength bilateral relations with brotherly country of Afghanistan.

    The prime minister was received by Governor Khyber Patkhunkhwa Shah Farman, Chief Minister Mahmooad Khan and other senior officials of the KP Government at the helipad.

    Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Shah Mehmood Qureshi, PM adviser on Establishment Arbab Shahzad also accompanied the Prime Minister.

    The opening of crossing terminal for provision of 24-hour service is a landmark decision of PTI-led Government that would immensely help accelerate pace of economic, industrial and agriculture development besides taking bilateral trade between the two countries to a new height.

    It would create enormous employment opportunities for hundreds of thousands of people, skilled labour and bring boom in transport sector, especially in Khyber Pakthunkhwa and erstwhile FATA.

    The landmark decision would make positive impact on industries, small and medium entrepreneurship (SMEs), investment and enhance imports and exports between the two countries for their mutual benefits.

  • Access to information made free for citizens

    Access to information made free for citizens

    In a significant move aimed at enhancing transparency and facilitating citizens’ access to information, the federal government has declared the first 10 pages of requested information under the Access to Information Act, 2017 to be provided free of cost.

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  • Two highest taxpayers amongst 116 to be conferred with Pakistan Civil Awards on Independence Day

    Two highest taxpayers amongst 116 to be conferred with Pakistan Civil Awards on Independence Day

    ISLAMABAD: Two highest taxpayers are amongst those who will be awarded with ‘Pakistan Civil Awards’ on the occasion of Independence Day on August 14, 2019.

    A statement on Tuesday said that on the occasion of Independence Day, 14th August, 2019, the President of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has been pleased to confer the following ‘Pakistan Civil Awards’ on citizen of Pakistan as well as foreign nationals for showing excellence and courage in their respective fields.

    The investiture ceremony of these awards will take place on Pakistan Day, 23rd March, 2020, says a press release issued here by Cabinet Secretariat, Cabinet Division.

    I. HILAL-I-PAKISTAN

    1. Mr. Song Tao (China) Services to Pakistan

    2. Mr. Zhong Shan (China) Services to Pakistan

    3. H.E. Sheikh Mansoor Bin Zayed Al Nahyan (UAE) Services to Pakistan

    4. Sheila Jackson Lee (USA) Services to Pakistan

    II. HILAL-I-SHUJA’AT

    5. Dr. Abdul Qudous Saikh Shaheed (Sindh) Gallantry

    III. HILAL-I-IMTIAZ

    6. Ms. Zhao Baige (China) Services to Pakistan

    7. Mr. Khaliq Dad Khan (Punjab) Electronics

    8. Maj.(R) Azam Suleman Khan (Punjab) Public Service/National Security

    9. Qari Syed Sadaqat Ali (Punjab) Public Service

    IV. HILAL-I-QUAID-I-AZAM

    10. Senator Lindsey Graham (USA) Services to Pakistan

    V. SITARA-I-PAKISTAN

    11. Baroness Syeeda Hussain Warsi (UK) Services to Pakistan

    12. Ms. Geng Ying (China) Services to Pakistan

    13. H.E. Mr. Bakhtibek Shabarbayev (Kazakhstan) Services to Pakistan

    VI. SITARA-I-SHUJA’AT

    14. Malik Khadin Shaheed (South Waziristan) Gallantry

    15. Malik Fazal Ur Rehman Shaheed (South Waziristan) Gallantry

    16. Malik Gul Shamad Khan alias Matorkey Shaheed (North Waziristan) Gallantry

    17. Mian Shah Jehan Shaheed (KP) Gallantry

    18. Malik Muhammad Ayaz Shaheed (Bajaur Agency) Gallantry

    19. Dr. Mazhar Ul Haq Kakakhel (KP) Gallantry

    VII. SITARA-I-IMTIAZ

    20. Dr. Shahzad Nasim (Singapore) Services to Pakistan

    21. Dr. Zaid Ahmed Al-Muhaisen (Jordan) Services to Pakistan

    22. Prof. Javed Iqbal (Punjab) Services to Pakistan

    23. Dr. Asif Mahmood (USA) Services to Pakistan

    24. Mr. Najeeb Ullah Ghauri (USA) Services to Pakistan

    25. Dr. Pavel Bem (Czesh Repbulic) Services to Pakistan

    26. Dr. Selamic Kilic (Turkey) Services to Pakistan

    27. Dr. Berislav Gaso (Crotia) Services to Pakistan

    28. Mr. Zia Aftab (Punjab) Engineering(Electronics)

    29. Mr. Safdar Moavia (Punjab) Engineering(Mechanical)

    30. Mr. Rehan Majid (Sindh) Engineering(Mechanical/ Aerospace)

    31. Dr. Rizwan Hussain (Punjab) Science (Chemistry)

    32. Mr. Abdul Qayyum (Punjab) Engineering(Mechanical)

    33. Mr. Muhammad Ilyas (Punjab) Engineering(Mining)

    34. Prof. Dr. Arshad Saleem Bhatti (Punjab) Science (Physics, Nano-Science & Nanotechnology)

    35. Prof. Dr. Ayub Sabir (KP) Education

    36. Dr. Kamran Vasfy Academic Distinction (Medicine/Destist)

    37. Mr. Asrar Ahmad (Ibne Safi) (late) (Sindh) Literature

    38. Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani (Sindh) Public Service

    39. Allam Razi Jafar Haqvi (Sindh) Public Service

    40. Mr. Muhammad Javed Afridi (KP) Public Service

    41. Mr. Ahmedullah Public Service (Highest Tax Payer)

    42. Mr. Rehan Hassan Public Service (Highest Tax Payer)

    43. Justice (R) Nasira Iqbal Public Service

    VIII. PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR PRIDE OF PERFORMANCE

    44. Syed Farman Hussain (KP) Science(Chemistry)

    45. Mr. Muhammad Haroon (KP) Engineering(Mining)

    46. Mr. Muhammad Farooq (Punjab) Science(Physics)

    47. Dr. Liaqat Ali (Punjab) Engineering(Nuclear)

    48. Dr. Shabana Waseem (Punjab) Science(Chemistry)

    49. Mr. Nisar Hussain Chughtai (Punjab) Engineering (Chemical)

    50. Dr. Muhammad Hammad Asghar (Punjab) Science (Physics)

    51. Mr. Jawaid Ahmad Siddiqui (Sindh) Engineering (Electronics)

    52. Mirza Rizwan Baig (Punjab) Science (Physics)

    53. Dr. Sara Qaiser (Punjab) Science(Chemistry)

    54. Mr. Javed Ahmed (Punjab) Engineering (Mechnical)

    55. Mr. Tahir Mahmood Hayat (Punjab) Engineering (Civil)

    56. Ms. Naseem Akhtar of Gujrat (Punjab) Arts(Embroidered complete Qura’an)

    57. Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Qureshi (Sindh) Arts(Music)

    58. Mr. Fazal Abbas Jutt (Punjab) Arts(Singing)

    59. Mr. Ghulam Abbas (Punjab) Arts(Music)

    60. Mr. Waris Baig (Punjab) Arts(Singing)

    61. Saien Zahoor Ahmed (Punjab) Arts(Singing)

    62. Ms. Raheela Khanam alias Deeba Khanum (Punjab) Arts(Acting)

    63. Dr. Musarrat Hassan (Punjab) Arts(Painting)

    64. Ustad Khursheed Hussain (Sindh) Arts(Tabla Nawaz)

    65. Ustad Abu Muhammad Qawal (Sindh) Arts(Qawwali)

    66. Mr. Ghulam Mohiuddin (Punjab) Arts(Acting)

    67. Mr. Sahir Ali Bagga Arts(Singing)

    68. Mr. Hassan Sadpara (late) (Gilgit Baltistan) Sports(Mountaineer)

    69. Master Ayub Public Service

    IX. SITARA-I-QUAID-I-AZAM

    70. Ms. Lee Rhiannon (Australia) Services to Pakistan

    71. Mr. Karin Zoeter (Belgium) Services to Pakistan

    72. Ms. Yasmin Qureshi (UK) Services to Pakistan

    73. Mr. Rehman Chishti ((UK) Services to Pakistan

    74. Mr. Ali Sahin (Turkey) Services to Pakistan

    75. Mr. Muhammad Balta (Turkey) Services to Pakistan

    76. Lord Qurban Hussain (UK) Services to Pakistan

    77. Mr. Abdulla Saeed Al-Ghfeli (UAE) Services to Pakistan

    X. TAMGHA-I-SHUJA’AT

    78. Mr. Shah Gul Hayat (Gilgit Baltistan) Gallantry

    79. Mr. Muhammad Zakriya (Gilgit Baltistan) Gallantry

    80. Mr. Muhammad Asif Bhatti (Punjab) Gallantry

    81. Mr. Zahid Ullah (Punjab) Gallantry

    82. Mr. Muhammad Naveed Akhtar (Punjab) Gallantry

    83. Mr. Amjad Hussain (Punjab) Gallantry

    84. Rana Tariq Mahmood Chohan (Punjab) Gallantry

    85. Mr. Salah Ahmed (Balochistan) Gallantry

    86. Mr. Ahmed Raza (Punjab) Gallantry

    87. Mr. Saqib Hassan (Sindh) Gallantry

    88. Mr. Muhammad Tahir (KP) Gallantry

    XI. TAMGHA-I-IMTIAZ

    89. Mr. Khalid Mehboob (Punjab) Services to Pakistan

    90. Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Muhammad Ibrahim Al-Sayed (Egypt) Services to Pakistan

    91. Dr. Faeza Imtiaz (Punjab) Science (Chemistry)

    92. Dr. Muhammad Farooq Zafar (Punjab) Science(Metallurgy/ Material)

    93. Mr. Mohsin Ali (KP) Engineering (Mechanical)

    94. Mr. Sajid Mahmood (Islamabad) Science(Metallurgy/ Material)

    95. Mr. Muhammad Farooq Mirza (Punjab) Engineering (Mechanical)

    96. Lt. Col. (R) Syed Taqi Ahmed (Punjab) Engineering (Electronics)

    97. Dr. Shahnaz Perveen (Sindh) Science(Chemistry)

    98. Mr. Yousaf Saleem Academic Distinction (Differently abled)

    99. Mr. Rizwan Beg Arts(Fashion Designer)

    100. Mr. Naeem Pasha (KP) Arts(Architect/Painting)

    101. Mr. Faqeero (Sindh) Arts(Sculpture)

    102. Ms. Kaeiser Beg (Punjab) Arts(Mosaics Work)

    103. Syed Zabeeb Masood Shah (Punjab) Arts(Na’at Khawani)

    104. Ms. Sanam Marvi (Sindh) Arts(Music)

    105. Ms. Fehmeda Riaz (late) Literature(Poetry)

    106. Malik Fida-ur-Rehman (Punjab) Journalism

    107. Mr. Muhammad Usman (late) Public Service

    108. Ms. Fariha Razak (late) (Sindh) Public Service

    109. Ms. Sabeen Shah (Sindh) Public Service

    110. Mr. Khalid Mahmood (Punjab) Public Service

    111. Mr. Ijaz Ahmad (Punjab) Public Service

    112. Prof. Dr. Syed Muhammad Tariq Rafi (Balochistan) Public Service (Education)

    113. Mr. Muhammad Akhtar Chaudhry (AJK) Public Service

    114. Dr. M. Salah-ud-Din Mengal (Balochistan) Social Services

    115. Mr. Kamran Lashari Public Service

    XII. TAMGHA-I-KHIDMAT

    116. Dr. Marian Jane Morrison (UK) Services to Pakistan

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