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Arshad Khan appointed managing director of PTV

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 6 November 2018

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Arshad Khan appointed managing director of PTV
Arshad Khan has been appointed as the managing director of Pakistan Television. This is his third term in this role, demonstrating his extensive experience.

ISLAMABAD –Arshad Khan was on Tuesday appointed the managing director of Pakistan Television (PTV) after the board of directors granted approval.

Earlier in the day, acting charge of Managing Director Col. (Retd) Hassan Immad Mohammadi was withdrawn.

Khan, a telecom and management expert, comes in for his third stint at PTV after his first appointment in 2004 by Gen Pervez Musharraf, and again in 2009 during the PPP government.

On Tuesday Khan resigned as the chairman of PTV before being formally appointed as the first full-time managing director since Muhammad Malick’s tenure ended in February 2016.

Khan launched Ufone as its first CEO and has also headed Pakistan Post.

KEY POINTS:

  • Arshad Khan appointed managing director of PTV after board approval.
  • Khan previously held the role in 2004 and 2009.
  • He resigned as chairman of PTV before his appointment.
  • Khan is known for launching Ufone as its first CEO.
  • He has also led Pakistan Post during his career.

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