ISLAMABAD: Nominations for Mid Career Management Course (MCMC) of federal and provincial bureaucrats have been changed.
The Establishment Division has informed the Rector National School of Public Policy (NSPP) about these changes through a letter.
The nominations of seven officers for the course mandatory for promotion to Grade-19 have been cancelled, while 21 new officers have been nominated. The officers whose nominations have been cancelled include Captain (retd) Najamul Hasnain Liaquat and Muhammad Zafar of Police Service, Tahreem Fatima, Rafiq Ahmed Khokhar, Etrat Zahra and Sara Benazir of OMG and Saima Rahim of Pakistan Customs Service.
The officers who have been additionally nominated include Muhammad Isa Khan and Captain (retd) Sher Ali of Police Service, Samad Talib, Parveen Mubarak, Muhammad Hassan and Muhammad Asad of OMG, Beenish Rashid of Pakistan Customs Service, Shiraza Hameed of Inland Revenue Service, Asma Kamal, Muhammad Shoaib of Commerce and Trade Group, Muhammad Akhtar, Dr Nazia Gul, Attaullah Shah and Altaf Hussain of Economist Group, Asif Ali Shah and Tanveer Ahmed of National Assembly Secretariat and Muhammad Iqbal, Muhammad Amir, Syed Bilal Khusro, Muhammad Ayaz and Mehnaz Bibi of government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Course stations of 19 officers have been changed. The course will start from August 19 simultaneously in Karachi, Lahore, Peshawar, Islamabad and Quetta. The nominated officers have been directed to report to the concerned institute on August 16.
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