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Arif Hameed Bhatti joins GNN as COO

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 14 June 2019

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Arif Hameed Bhatti joins GNN as COO
Arif Hameed Bhatti has been appointed Chief Operating Officer at GNN. Previously the Lahore bureau chief at ARY News, he aims to enhance the channel's investigative reporting.

ISLAMABAD – Arif Hameed Bhatti, the Lahore bureau chief of ARY News and an analyst featuring in the program The Reporters, has joined GNN as the chief operating officer.

“I have joined GNN as COO; I hope I will be able to full-fill expectations of viewers. Do wish me luck!” he tweeted.

Appearing on GNN, he told a news presenter that he felt like coming home. “I believe that in the times to come, GNN will be among the top channels.”

He said the channel had the latest technology and a great team. “I will aim to present the facts that are often kept hidden.”

Bhatti will also appear in a program that will focus on investigative stories.

KEY POINTS:

  • Arif Hameed Bhatti joins GNN as COO.
  • He previously worked as Lahore bureau chief for ARY News.
  • Bhatti emphasizes the importance of investigative stories.
  • He expresses confidence in GNN's potential to become a leading channel.
  • Promises to utilize advanced technology and a strong team.

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