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NARC TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Exchange No. 051-90733000, Fax NARC TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Exchange No. 051-90733000, Fax. 9255034Agriculture Help Line. 0800-84420 Help Line Ext.3223***P.1/19 Name Designation Ext.# Direct Line Cell No Res. No Email Address Director General Office 1 Dr. M. Azeem Khan Director General 3020 Ph: 9255028 0300-9716115 2614703 [email protected] Fax:9255034 2 Mr. M. Ashraf Zia PA to Director General 3022 9255028 0333-5251668 [email protected] 4 Ms. Khalida Perveen Stenographer 3021 0302-5265196 5813890 [email protected] 5 Mr. Kamran Ahmed DEO 3021 0333-5690903 [email protected] 6 Reception 3040 Chairman Office 7 Dr. Yusuf Zafar Chairman Office 3024 9255046 [email protected] 8 Mr. M. 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NARC TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Exchange No. 051-90733000, Fax. 9255034Agriculture Help Line. 0800-84420 Help Line Ext.3223***P.3/19 Name Designation Ext.# Direct Line Cell No Res. No Email Address Directorate of Scientific Information & Publications (DSI&P) 55 Mr. Muhammad Fiaz Joyia Director 3053 9255033 0300-5158970 5970550 [email protected] 56 Mr. Muhammad Lateef APS to Director 3054 0300-5581646 [email protected]@yahoo.com 57 Mr. Faheem Akbar Senior Librarian 3072 9255230 0333-9237699 [email protected] 58 Mirza Shahid Mahmood Technical Officer 3055 9255061 0333-4648599 5506256 [email protected] 59 Mian Nazir Ahmed Documentation Officer 3052 0300-5317158 [email protected] 60 Mr. M. Farhan Tasaddaq Asstt. Programmer (Web) 3058 9255229 0336-4444301 [email protected] 61 Mr. Muhammad Farid Superintendent 3056 0340-1894018 62 Mr. Faraz Ahmed Asstt. 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