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FPSC proposes 25 candidates for various posts
Islamabad, July 14: The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) has nominated candidates
for appointment in various ministries and government departments. The list of nominees issued by FPSC
includes: Muhammad Shabeer Javed, Roll No 1675, Ministry of
Environment Punjab. Rehana Zafar, Roll No 0033, Ministry of Information
and Broadcasting Punjab (merit) Muhammad Shabbir Hussain, Roll No 0026,
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Punjab (merit) Muhammad Saleh
Izhar, Roll No 003, Ministry of Water and Power, Punjab Shaukat Bashir,
Roll No 7403, Planning and Development Division, Punjab Abdul Nasir, Roll
No 001, Cabinet Division, Punjab Hassan Muhammad Rabbani, Roll No 0019,
Ministry of Defence, Punjab Abdul Rahman, Roll No 531, Northern Areas,
Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas Division Aftab Mahmood, Roll No 0002,
Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas Division Muhammad
Iftikhar, Roll No 0025, Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas
Division Jibran Haider, Roll No 0024, Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and
Northern Areas Division Sajjad Ahmad Khan, Roll No 0012, Northern Areas,
Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas Division Asma Bano Shehnaz
Bibi, Roll No 5781, Trained Graduate Science Teacher Hamida Abbas, Roll
No 5786, Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas
Division Mehrunnisa, Roll No 5788, Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and
Northern Areas Division Sabahat Mir, Roll No 5768, Northern Areas,
Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas Division Sumara Naz, Roll No 5783,
Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas Division Gul Taj Aziz,
Roll No 5751, Northern Areas, Kashmir Affairs and Northern Areas Division
Sultan Mehmood Roll, No 0018, Planning and Development Division,
NWFP Syed Muhammad Ahsan, Roll No 4711, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural
Resources, Punjab Shahzada Muhammad Naeem Nawaz, Roll No 4707, Ministry
of Petroleum and Natural Resources, Punjab Ali Abbas Roll No4758 Ministry
of Petroleum and Natural Resources Punjab Umaira Asim, Roll No 5536,
Ministry of Defence, NWFP Kamran Hussain, Roll No 0022. app
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Comstech launches virtual incubator for OIC states
Islamabad: OIC Standing Committee for Scientific & Technological
Cooperation (Comstech) has launched a Virtual Incubator for Science-based
Businesses (VISB) for the Islamic World. The Incubator will help
companies, research institutions and scientists in the Organisation of Islamic
Conference (OIC) member states to transfer their home-grown technologies to
other OIC countries. The terms of technology transfer will be mutually
acceptable to both the parties, and could include sharing royalties or setting
up joint venture partnerships. VISB is a pioneering initiative launched by
Comstech that aims at strengthening links between scientific research and
business development through promoting interactions between researchers and
industry as well as investors, who can translate potential scientific ideas and
technological solutions into viable breakthrough products. Some OIC
member countries have started to make good progress in developing science and
technology. However, industrial communities within the OIC region normally tend
to acquire technology on turn-key basis from the West, although, there is much
that can be shared among them. "We hope that VISB will prove to be an
important step in creating technological self-reliance in OIC member states,"
said Dr Atta-ur-Rahman, Coordinator General Comstech, in his message. Comstech,
the 57-country science cooperation body of OIC, has also announced the launch of
the first issue of the VISB e-monthly bulletin entitled 'Empowering Innovation
for Development'. Spokesman of Comstech Ameen Amjad said an e-library
titled 'Scientific Ideas for Investors: Turn Potential into Profits' is also
being established that would list potential scientific ideas to be translated
into viable breakthrough products. These ideas would be presented to investors
and the private sector to be further developed.
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SDC starts summer training programme
Islamabad: Skill Development Council (SDC) Monday started summer vacation training programme with a course
titled 'Peachtree' here. It is accounting software course meant for persons
working in accounts and book keeping jobs and students of accounts related
classes. The objective of the course is to prepare the participants for
accounting data entry and using computer in Peachtree. It will also enable them
to generate accounting reports using different formats.
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Classes begin in Balochistan's three cadet colleges
Quetta: The classes have formally begun in three cadet colleges in Balochistan
and three more cadet colleges will be established soon. Balochistan education minister Shafiq Ahmad Khan said three cadet colleges
have been constructed in districts Qila Saifullah, Pesheen and Jafferabad where
classes have started. He said three more cadet colleges will be establish in
Panjgur, Noshki and Kohlu. The News
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