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PRESS RELEASE Directorate of Public Relations (Navy) Tel: 021- 48506127-8, 21- 9201467, 051-20062097 ISLAMABAD 23 March 2019: The president of Pakistan has approved awards to officers and sailors of Pakistan Navy on the occasion of Pakistan Day. The awards include: HILAL-I-IMTIAZ(MILITARY) REAR ADMIRAL IMRAN AHMAD HI(M) REAR ADMIRAL MUHAMMAD SHUAIB HI(M) REAR ADMIRAL ZAKA UR REHMAN HI(M) SITARA-I-IMTIAZ (MILITARY) COMMODORE NASAR MAHMOOD SI(M) COMMODORE SYED FAISAL ALI SHAH SI(M) COMMODORE AZFAR HUMAYUN SI(M) COMMODORE RAAS KARIM SI(M) COMMODORE NOMAN BASHIR USMANI SI(M) COMMODORE SYED NAYYER MOHSIN SI(M) COMMODORE SAJID HUSSAIN SI(M) COMMODORE RASHID MAHMOOD SI(M) COMMODORE ZAFAR IQBAL SI(M) COMMODORE KAMRAN AHMED SI(M) CAPTAIN RIZWAN ALI MUNAWAR SI(M) CAPTAIN MUHAMMAD MASOOD AHMED SI(M) CAPTAIN SHIFAAT ALI KHAN SI(M) CAPTAIN AMIR MAHMOOD SI(M) TAMGHA-I-BASALAT PERVEEZ AHMED CDT-1 T BT TAMGHA-I-IMTAIZ(MILITARY) COMMANDER MUHAMMAD AZHAR TI(M) COMMANDER MUHAMMAD HASSAN TI(M) COMMANDER TANWEER SHAHID TI(M) COMMANDER IMRAN JAVED TI(M) COMMANDER MUHAMMAD TAHIR FAYYAZ TI(M) COMMANDER MUHAMMAD ZIAULHAQ TI(M) COMMANDER MUHAMMAD ADIL SIDDIQUI TI(M) COMMANDER HASAN SHAHEEN TI(M) LT COMMANDER IMRAN KHAN TI(M) LT COMMANDER AKBER MIRZA TI(M) LT COMMANDER ADNAN BIN SULTAN TI(M) LT COMMANDER QAISER WAHEED TI(M) LT COMMANDER AREEB ASHRAF CHEEMA TI(M) LT COMMANDER MUHAMMAD SHAKIL TI(M) 20 Awards of TAMGHA-I-KHIDMAT(MILITARY)-I, 26 awards of TAMGHA-I- KHIDMAT(MILITARY)-II and 21 awards of TAMGHA-I-KHIDMAT (MILITARY)-III have been approved upon Master Chief Petty Officers, Chief Petty Officers and Sailors. Letters of Commendation from Chief of Naval Staff have also been approved upon 42 Officers, Master Chief Petty Officers, Chief Petty Officers/Sailors and civilians. Director General Public Relations (Navy) .

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