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Education Secretary
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| Name |
Jehangir Bashar |
| Date of
birth |
01 January 1949 |
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Qualification |
MSc (Soil Mechanics), DIC, Imperial
College of Science and Technology, London, 1975
BSc (Civil Engineering), University of Peshawar, 1971
Registered in the European Register of Higher Technical Professions
Chartered Engineer, Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, U.K
Fellow of the Geological Society, U.K |
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Professional Experience |
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| Aug. 2006
to date |
Federal Secretary, Ministry of Education,
Islamabad
Main responsibilities include policies and standards development
activities and overall coordination for the education sector in
Pakistan. |
| Mar 2004
to Aug. 2006 |
Secretary, Board of Investment
As head of department, responsible for facilitation and promotion of
private investment (local and foreign) in Pakistan. |
| Oct 2003
to Mar 2004 |
Additional Secretary, Cabinet Division
Responsible for Cabinet affairs. |
| Mar 2002
to Jul2003 |
Additional Chief Secretary, Planning &
Development, Government of NWFP, Peshawar
Administrative head of department and Principal Accounting Officer.
Represented NWFP on national level development agencies and several
committees and commissions. Other responsibilities included multilateral
and bilateral cooperation and policy formulation, particularly for
economic and social sectors. Concurrently, also Chairman of Bank of
Khyber.
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| Nov 2000
to Mar 2002 |
Senior Joint Secretary (Development)
Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources
Responsible for development and policy matters of the petroleum sector
including preparation of long and short term plans, multilateral and
bilateral economic cooperation, deregulation and privatization of the
oil and gas sector. |
| Feb 1997
to Feb 2000 |
Joint Secretary, Ministry of Labour &
Manpower
Main responsibilities included development budgets, human resource
development, particularly vocational training and welfare of overseas
Pakistanis. |
| Nov 1996
to Feb 1997 |
Joint Secretary, Privatization Commission
Privatization of oil and gas entities, Pakistan Railways and PIA. |
| Oct 1991
to Nov 1996 |
Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum
Responsible for development and policy matters of the petroleum sector
including preparation of long and short term plans. Multilateral and
bilateral economic cooperation. |
| Dec 1985
to Sep 1991 |
Chief, Science & Technology, P&D Division
Responsible for the promotion and coordination of science & technology
activities with particular reference to industry and energy and transfer
of technology. |
| 1984-85 |
Vice President, Regional Development
Finance Corporation, Islamabad
As Divisional Incharge, Policy Cell, was responsible for advising Bank
on policies and procedures, identifying problem areas and proposing
remedies, dealing with international agencies like ADB, IBRD for
acquiring credit lines and technical assistance. Was concurrently Team
leader, Projects Division, responsible for evaluation of loan proposals.
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| 1974-84 |
Binnie & Partners, Consulting Engineers,
London
Worked on the design and implementation of a variety of engineering
projects including dams, pumping stations and pipelines, flood defences
and irrigation, in the United Kingdom, Indonesia and the Middle East. |
| 1971-74 |
Tarbela Joint Venture, Tarbela, Pakistan
As Junior Engineer, was principally concerned with supervision of heavy
construction for the auxiliary spillway and the study and evaluation of
major claims. |
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