Veteran journalist Farhan Bokhari retires after 34 years with Financial Times
JournalismPakistan.com | Published last year | JP Staff Report
Join our WhatsApp channel
ISLAMABAD—Farhan Bokhari, the Pakistan correspondent for the Financial Times for almost 34 years, has announced his retirement, effective July 31.
In a LinkedIn post, Bokhari shared, "I am writing to share some important news. After almost 34 years, I am due to retire on Wednesday (31st July) as the Financial Times’ Pakistan correspondent. It has been a long but also a fascinating journey, having reported some of the most vital milestones in Pakistan’s history."
Bokhari, a heavyweight in journalism specializing in economic reporting, has extensively covered critical issues throughout his illustrious career. He plans to continue writing for The News, where he was once a full-time employee, and contribute to other media outlets.
Looking ahead, Bokhari intends to focus on philanthropic efforts, helping individuals and institutions establish new platforms and revive existing ones in a complex landscape.
"As Pakistan struggles with fast-growing economic distress that continues to raise its poverty levels, I feel there couldn’t be a better service to the future of our country," he said.
Farhan Bokhari’s dedication to journalism and his new focus on philanthropy underscore his ongoing commitment to making a positive impact on Pakistan's future.
Photo: LinkedIn
