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The Business | NATIONFridAay , JaLnuary 310, 28020 OGDCL conducts Training of ballot to select 50 ‘Pedagogical employees for Haj Skills’ opens By Atif Ishaq SAHI - WAL: Di - rector General (additional- charge) QAED Pun - jab, Ahmad Khawar Shahzad , inaugu - rated 5 Days’ Training (27- By Our Staff Correspondent 31 January) on “Pedagogical Skills” under PEELI Project ISLAMABAD: Shahid Salim Khan, on 27th January, 2020 in Managing Director/CEO of Oil & Gas District Sahiwal. The cere - Development Company Limited mony was held at District (OGDCL) balloted 36th Haj draw 2019- QAED Sahiwal. 20 to select 50 employees to perform Haj DG, QAED was warmly and 8th Umrah draw 2019-20 to select 10 welcomed by District employees to perform Umrah on QAED Head and his staff OGDCL’s expenses this year, here on who shared training plan, Thursday at OGDCL House Islamabad. schedule and modules with Shahid Salim Khan congratulated the him. selected employees and stated that the Talking to the correspon - employees would perform Hajj being dent Khawar shahzad saidt ambassador of Pakistan and adhere to that first batch of PEELI high moral standard and discipline. training had been started at He hoped that OGDCL would meet its five centers in the district. operational targets and would make ef - He said 760 PSTs would forts to explore additional oil and gas re - be trained by 19 validated serves to meet the energy crisis in the Expert Trainers at the clus - country. ter centers. Total number of He further expressed that OGDCL will approximately 2250 PSTs soon discover new oil and gas reservoir will receive PEELI training in the country for which the selected em - ISLAMABAD: A young boy catches kite in the green field. —Online in the three batches in Janu - ployees would pray during the Hajj. Dr. ary-February, 2020. Nasim Ahmed, Executive Director Pro - On that occasion Khawar duction, Malik Muhammad Afzal Gen - expressed his satisfaction eral Manager I/C Admin & HR, Lt. Col. with the training arrange - Tariq Hanif, GM Security and all senior ments done by Mr. Tanveer officers attended the ceremony. Ahmad, QAED Head Sahi - At the end Secretary General OGDCL wal and appreciated his pre - CBA Malik Ikhlaq and President CBA All political parties to sit-to - liminary efforts for the Raja Saleem thanked OGDCL manage - implementation of the train - ment for taking keen interest for the wel - ing in Sahiwal District. fare of OGDCL employees. —PR He said hat Punjab Edu - Byg Our eStafft Cohrrespoendenrt wfereo increrased. reformATC asdjou rnis hnearing inc KKFouwas sunfferingt frorm varyious h: ealth related cation & English Language Ali Nawaz Awan stressed the need of money laundering case till Feb 20 issues and were unable to appear before Initiative (PEELI) is one of Pakistani expat ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to research and development in agriculture An Anti Terrorism Court (ATC) in Is - the court till the decision of the court. projects being implemented the Prime Minister on the Affairs of sector as well others. lamabad Thursday adjourned the hearing The court directed the FIA prosecutor by QAED Punjab in collabo - creates Punjab tourist Capital Development Authority (CDA) He said it was the PTI government of a case pertaining to money laundering Khawaja Imtiaz to complete the argu - ration with British Council. Ali Nawaz Awan has proposed that all which had started billion tree project to and anti-state activities by MQM Lon - ments at the plea in the next date of hear - This projects’ ultimate aim attraction map political parties to sit-together in a bid to face the climate change issue in future. don leader Altaf Huusain till February ing which is fixed for February 20. is to contribute to stronger student learning outcomes By Our Staff Correspondent bring reforms in the country. To another question, he said opposi - 20. It is worth mentioning that the case Talking to a private news channel, he tion had dual standards in their politics, The MQM leader along with former has been shifted from an ATC in Karachi (SLOs). This can only be achieved by improving the ISLAMABAD: After developing a said the government would achieve its adding the Pakistan Muslim League - minister Babar Ghauri, former senator to ATC Islamabad at Ministry of Inte - quality of teaching. PEELI tourism map for the entire country, a set targets including stabilizing national Nawaz (PML-N) had deceived its work - Ahmed Ali, former Karachi deputy rior’s decision whereas the accused had Pakistani expatriate Assam Altaf has economy, strengthening institutions and ers and they were disappointed from mayor Arshad Vohra, Khawaja Sohail, filed a petition in Sindh High Court seeks to do this by equip - drawn another one of Punjab to guide development of the country during its their leadership and PML-N was a lead - Khawaja Rehan and others have been (SHC) for transfer of such case back to ping teachers with the skills both the local and foreign tourists about constitutional tenure. erless political party in these days. booked in the money laundering case. Karachi. and knowledge they require the venues which were rich in culture He said inflation was the big challenge He said many members of provincial The hearing was resumed by the ATC Such case was registered against the to adopt a child-centred, ac - and history, or known for unique for the government and it was making assembly of PML-N were ready to join judge Raja Jawad Abbas Hassan accused on the complaint of Sarfaraz tivity-based approach. cuisines. efforts to reduce it amicably, adding the PTI in Punjab. whereas the accused Ahmed Ali along Anwar Merchant by disclosing that the Mr. Khawar expressed The map, highlighting 80 attracting government was taking solid steps for He said Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) with his counsel appeared before the MQM and its charity wing Khidmat-i- that the main focus of train - points in the province for the tourists, bridging the gap between exports and was ruling in Sindh province since a court. Khalaq Foundation (KKF) were main - ing this year is to train was designed by Assam Altaf, a Dubai- imports. long time but it was failed to provide The counsel for former senator filed a taining different bank accounts for teachers to understand the based graphic designer, in collaboration Replying to a question, he said due to basic necessities and commodities to permanent exemption from hearing plea money laundering. stages of lesson plan and to with the Tourism Development Corpora - prudent policies of the Pakistan Tehreek- their people, adding PPP had always on medical grounds on behalf of his The money generated from various il - deliver the lesson effectively tion of Punjab, a TDCP official told APP e-Insaf (PTI) led government trade used name of poor people to keep per - client. legal activities like extortion, murders, with activity based teaching on Thursday. deficit was reduced and remittances sonal interests of their leadership. He pleaded the court that his client kidnappings for ransom, land grabbing approach. The TDCP appreciated Assam's effort Mr. Khawar encouraged by rewarding him Rs 100,000 in cash teachers to participate in mi - during the launching ceremony of 15th croteaching session that Cholistan Desert Rally in Lahore. would help them to develop The 80 tourist destinations mentioned various skills through prac - PTI strengthens transparency, abol - tice as well as through ob - on the map included GPO (General Post Office) Murree, Murree Safari Train, Pa - servation of other teachers triata Chairlift & Cable Car, TDCP Kha - using different strategies, jut Resort Murree, Neela Sand Kotli techniques and activities in ishes poor governance, says PA Speaker the classroom. Sattian, Sangni Fort Rawalpindi, Rail - By Our Staff Correspondent to opposition to speak in the house and commercial and financial feasibility for Kilometer long Peshawar to D.I.Khan way Station Golra Sharif, Attock Bridge, support government in the legislation. this project has been completed in light of Motorway will have 06 lanes with three Attock Fort, Taxila Stupa, Panja Sahib PESHAWAR: Speaker, Khyber He said that though our assembly has the appearance in provincial annual De - tunnels and has also been included in Hassan Abdal, TDCP Resort Kallar Pakhtunkhwa Assembly Mushtaq Ahmad 75percent new faces and most of them are velopment Programme (ADP) for the year PSDP for which consultant has been hired OPs cases Kahar, Namal University Mianwali, Ghani Thursday said the PTI government lacking expertise in legislation. He said 2019-20. for conducting design and commercial Namal Lake, Nawab of Kalabagh House, in province has made the process of ac - that they with the cooperation of European Furthermore, complete feasibility, de - cum financial feasibility. being solved Kalabagh Dam, Swaik Lake, Amb Sharif countability more strict and transparency Union and United Nations Development tailed design and commercial documents The final feasibility including commer - Khushab, Khewra Salt Mine, Katas Raj in province and has abolished bad gover - Programme (UNDP) have introduced a lot have also been shared with National High - cial cum financial outcome based on Pub - on priority Temple, Chakwal Canyons, Tilla Jogian, nance prevailing in the department since of training programmes for the capacity way Authority (NHA). lic Private Partnership will be presented By Our Staff Rohtas Fort, Kotli Sattian Town, Sher long. building of the members of the assembly. As per details, a total of 09 interchanges before the respective forum by 30th June Correspondent Shah Suri Mosque, Citrus/Orange Field, He was talking to a delegation of the Regarding the role of the women in the have been planned along the 80 kms 2020. Chiniot, Clock Tower Faisalabad, Hiran British High Commission here in the KP legislation, he said that the house has 26 fenced road which include interchanges at A total of 15 interchanges have been MULTAN: A meeting of Minar and others.
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