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The Nation promotes Salman Masood as editor

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 9 January 2020

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The Nation promotes Salman Masood as editor
Salman Masood has been named editor of The Nation after the resignation of the previous editor and staff. He aims to revive the publication.

ISLAMABAD—The management of The Nation has promoted Salman Masood, serving as a resident editor in Islamabad, as the paper’s editor.

The decision comes following the resignation of Editor Salim Bokhari and his entire newsroom staff in Lahore over ten months of unpaid wages.

Masood, also a correspondent in Pakistan of The New York Times announced on Twitter Thursday that he had been promoted as editor. “Looking forward to rebuild and revive the paper,” he said.

He thanked Rameeza Nizami, the managing director of Nawa-i-Waqt Group for this opportunity.

Key Points

  • Salman Masood promoted to editor of The Nation.
  • Promotion follows resignation of previous editor and staff.
  • Masood plans to rebuild and revive the paper.
  • He has previously served as resident editor in Islamabad.
  • Masood is also a correspondent for The New York Times.

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