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Mailing Address: Benazir Income Support Programme F-Block, Pak Secretariat, Islamabad. Head Quarter Exchange Number BISP 051-9246326, Call Center Number: 0800-26477 Regional Offices in Punjab Name Designation Contact Address Email Address Director General Mr. Bilal Majeed (Punjab) 042-35219118 48-L Model Town (Extension), Lahore [email protected] Mr. Tanvir Ahmed Director (HQs) Punjab 042-35219178 48-L Model Town (Extension), Lahore [email protected] Mr. Sagheer Ahmad Divisional Director Mirani Lahore 042-35219179 48-L Model Town (Extension), Lahore [email protected] House No. 7/B, Umar Shaheed Road, Divisional Director Model Town A, Ahmadpur Road, Mr. Amin Ahmad Bahawalpur 062-2882560 Bahawalpur [email protected] Divisional Director Mr. Zafar Kamal Sahiwal 040-4221414 House No.561/1, Police Line Road, Sahiwal [email protected] Mr. Muqaddas Tanveer Divisional Director House No.178, Chatha Town, Sharif Cheema (Add. Charge) Sargodha 048-3210079 Garden Road, Near Qenchi Moar, Sargodha [email protected] Mr. Zaffar Kamal (Add. Divisional Director DG House No.439 Near Imam Bargah, Shah Charge) Khan 064-2461412 Sikandar Road, Dera Ghazi Khan [email protected] Mr.Mirza Muhammad Division Director House No 805, St No 1, Chaklala Scheme- Nawaz Rawalpindi 051-9281132 III, Rawalpindi [email protected] Mr. Muqaddas Tanveer Division Director Street No.1, Mian Zia ul Haq Road, Civil Cheema Gujranwala 055-9330672 Lines, Gujranwala. [email protected] Division Director P-695,Batala Coliny near Rabia Trust Mr. Muqarrab Mukhtar Faisalabad 041-2421309 Hospital, Faislabad [email protected] Mr. Zafar Kamal (Add. Divisional Director 061-9330600, 230 – Tughlaq Town, Near Bus Stand, Charge) Multan 061-6774200 Multan [email protected] Regional Offices in Balochistan Director General 081 2663430/1 House No. 49/B, Chiltan Housing Scheme Mr.Javed Masood BALOCHISTAN) Fax No Air Port Road, Quetta [email protected] 081 9241005/6 Mr.Naik Mohammad Fax No House No. 49/B, Chiltan Housing Scheme Baloch Director HQ Quetta 0812880129 Air Port Road, Quetta [email protected] Mr.Muhammad Awaz Divisional Director 081-2838644 Mr.Tehsil Sadar, Abdullah Pal street, near Baloch Quetta 081-2869117 shah nawaz autos Imdad Chowk [email protected] Mr.Abdul Waheed Divisional Director Umrani street, Iqbal Town, Near PPHI Kandhro Nasirabad 00838-710085/6 Office Dera Murad Jamali [email protected] Divisional Director Mr.Yousuf Ali Rodeni Kalat 0853-920181 Aslam Coloney, Awadan Road, Uthal [email protected] Post Vacant Divisional Director Sibi 0833-500195-6 Selachi Marhi, sobat serai Road sibi [email protected] Divisional Director BISP Office, Commissionary Road, near Mr. Sohail Anwar Makran 0852-414064 park hotel, Turbat [email protected] Mr.Atta Muhammad Divisional Director 0824-411066 Nasar Zhob 0824-411088 H#1953 Garden Town Levies line Loralai [email protected] Regional Offices in Khyber-Pakhtoonkhwa/FATA Director General House # D-12, Sector D-1, Phase-1, Mr.Irfan Aman Yusufzai KPK/FATA 091-9331791 opposite tatara park, Hayatabad, Peshawar. [email protected] House # D-12, Sector D-1, Phase-1, Mr.Rasheed Noor Director HQ 091-5815421 opposite tatara park, Hayatabad, Peshawar [email protected] House # D-12, Sector D-1, Phase-1, Mr.Zia Ur Rehman Dy Director (Operations) 091-5817775 opposite tatara park, Hayatabad, Peshawar [email protected] House # D-12, Sector D-1, Phase-1, Mr.Hassan Afridi Dy Director (WeT) 091-5816007 opposite tatara park, Hayatabad, Peshawar [email protected] H #,06,Rehman lane, Opposite NADRA Divisional Director, Mega Center, Tehkal Payan jamrud Road Mr. Jan Bahadar Peshawar 091-9331649 Peshawar [email protected] Mr.Farooq Sultan (add. Divisional Director House No.282/A, Phase 1, Bannu charge) Bannu 0928-633204 township. [email protected] Divisional Director Oppossite GPO, Markaz Abad, Batkhela, Mr.Nawab Gul Malakand 0932-411028 District Malakand [email protected] Divisional Director House No. 93, Phase-2B2, Near Masjid Mr.Farooq Sultan Kohat 0922-513113 Muhammad KDA, Kohat [email protected] Divisional Director H#57, Street # 17, PMA Kakul Road Ms.Saima Bibi Hazara 0992-341260 Shahzaman Colony, Abbottabad. [email protected] Divisional Director DI Kokab Colony Opposite Kanz College, Mr.Muzaffar Ali Barki Khan 0966-732634 West Circular Road, DI Khan [email protected] Divisional Director Oppossite GPO, Markaz Abad, Batkhela, Mr.Abdul Jalil Khan Mardan 0937-840075 District Malakand [email protected] Regional Office in AJK Mr.Raja Kaleem ullah Regional Director Near Bilal Masjid, Lower Chatter Kahn (AJ&K) 05822-924111 Muzaffarabad AJ&K. [email protected] Dy. Director, (HQ) Near Bilal Masjid, Lower Chatter Mr.Raja Ghazanfar Ali AJ&K 05822-924111 Muzaffarabad AJ&K. Divisional Dy. Director, Near Bilal Masjid, Lower Chatter Mr. Saeed Ahmed Shwl Muzaffarabad 05822-924132 Muzaffarabad AJ&K. [email protected] Mr.Raja Muhammad Divisional Dy. Director, House No. 80 Sector F-2 Near Gulzare- Ayaz Khan Mirpur 05827-924111 e-Habib Mosque Mirpur AJK. [email protected] Divisional Dy. Director(Current Ms.Sanam Nazir Khan Charge), Poonch 05824-920033 Near UBL Bank Road Rawalakot AJK. [email protected] Regional Office in Gilgit Baltistan 05811-920980 Off. 05811- BISP Regional Directorate Opposite GB Engr. Mumtaz Hussain Regional Director GB 920983-Fax Assembly Jutial Gilgit.. [email protected] 05811-922681 Off. 05811- BISP Regional Directorate Opposite GB Mr.Bilal Hussain Dy Director HQ 920983-Fax Assembly Jutial Gilgit. [email protected] 05811-920984 Off. 05811- BISP Regional Directorate Opposite GB Dr. Ali Murad Khan Dy Director Gilgit 920985-Fax Assembly Jutial Gilgit. [email protected] 05811-920117 Off. 05811- Muhib Road Near Aga Hadi Chowk Mr.Wazir Israr Haider Dy Director Skardu 920116-Fax Skardu. [email protected] Regional Offices in Sindh 021-99333067 Regional Office BISP House No B-39, Fax 021- Block -11, Near AGPR NIPA, Gulshan-e- Mr.Abdur Rahim Shaikh Director General Sindh 99333057 Iqbal, Karachi [email protected] Regional Office BISP House No B-39, Block -11, Near AGPR NIPA, Gulshan-e- Mr. Tahir Nawaz Director HQ 021-99333079 Iqbal, Karachi [email protected] Plot No. ST-21, Sindh Govt. Circuit 021-99251512, House No. 2(Old Balochistan House), 021- Clifton Block-II, Near Dr. Ziauddin Mr.Zulfiqar Ali Abro Divisional Director Lyari 99251513(Fax) Hospital, Karachi [email protected] House No D-8, Gulnab Housing Society, Divisional Director Behind Samama Shopping centre Mr. Riaz-ul-Hassan Karachi 021-34961010-12 Gulistan e Johar Karachi [email protected] Divisional Director Bunglow No. A-23 behind Bahria Mr.Altaf Ahmed Memon Hyderabad 022-2117113 College Gulistan-e- Sajjad, Hyderabad [email protected] Divisional Director House No: B-59 Deh 108 Ali Town, Mr. Azhar Khalique Shar Mirpur Khas 0233-9290394 Main Hyderabad Road Mirpurkhas [email protected] Divisional Director 071-9310033 071- Bungalow # 64 Yousef Masjed near Mr. Jameel Ahmed Shaikh Sukkur 9310884(Fax) Punjab College Shikarpur road Sukkur [email protected] House No 107, 60 Feet Street , Near Divisional Director Khohra Sports Complex, Sachal Colony Mr. Ali Akbar Abro Larkana 074-4756077 Larkana [email protected] 0244-9370360, House no 53-54, Sarfaraz Shah Colony Mr. Rafiq Ahmed Divisional Director Sh 0244- near Excise and Taxation Office (Lookafter Charge) Benazir Abad 9370360(Fax) Nawabshah Shaheed Benazirabad [email protected] .
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