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Omar Ayub Khan
at the College 1987–1988
4 appearancespresent in 2 issues
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The source names the person in this photograph (“Newsletter (Senior) — August 2018”, page 2 (August 2018)).
Newsletter (Senior) — August 2018, PDF 2
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The page “Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018”, page 7 (December 2018) mentions the person: “Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Reform Murad Raas (1979 – 1987) Minister for School Education, Punjab Omar Ayub Khan (1987 – 1988) Federal Minister for Power Sardar Muhammad Asif Nakai (1973 – 1975) Provincial Minister for Communication and Work, Punjab The following Old Boys are also…” Nothing there says that this photograph shows them.
Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018, PDF 7
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party called Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). In 2002 elections, Mr. Khan was elected for the first time as a Member National Assembly. PTI emerged as a major political force in 2013, forming its own government in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. Inthe 2018 elections, Mr. Khan's political party emerged a…
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Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Reform Murad Raas (1979 – 1987) Minister for School Education, Punjab Omar Ayub Khan (1987 – 1988) Federal Minister for Power Sardar Muhammad Asif Nakai (1973 – 1975) Provincial Minister for Communication and Work, Punjab The following Old Boys are also…
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- Held office — Federal Minister for Power
Omar Ayub Khan (1987 – 1988) Federal Minister for Power
Supported by Newsletter (Senior) — December 2018 (revision 417) · page 7 - Held office — Federal Minister for Powerocr column mapping
Shah Mahmood Qureshi Pervez Khattak Khusro Bukhtiar Omar Ayub Khan (1963 - 1975) (1962 - 1969) (1975 - 1988) (1987-1988) Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs Federal Minister for Defence Federal Minister for Planning, Federal Minister for Power Development and Reform
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