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Ahmed Quraishi joins Neo Television

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 2 April 2016

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Ahmed Quraishi joins Neo Television
Ahmed Quraishi, a prominent journalist, has joined Neo Television to host a new show. He previously worked at Express News for 14 months.

ISLAMABAD - Ahmed Quraishi, senior journalist, popular columnist and anchor, has joined Neo Television.

He has started hosting the program @ Ahmed Quraishi which runs daily from Friday through Sunday. He was previously with Express News Television where he did the program @Q. His stint there lasted about 14 months. The reasons for his leaving the channel were not immediately known.

In 2004, Quraishi joined Pakistan Television where he later started hosting a current affairs program, “WorldView.” He has also been associated with The News as a columnist from 2004 to 2013 and is an executive director of Youth Forum for Kashmir .

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KEY POINTS:

  • Ahmed Quraishi joins Neo Television as an anchor.
  • He hosts a program titled @ Ahmed Quraishi from Friday to Sunday.
  • Previously worked at Express News where he hosted @Q.
  • Quraishi has a history with Pakistan Television and The News.
  • The reasons for his departure from Express News are not disclosed.

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