Showing posts with label KPC Governing Body. Show all posts
Showing posts with label KPC Governing Body. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 14, 2023

Director CEJ, Amber Shamsi, visited KPC


Director CEJ, Amber Shamsi, visited us at the Karachi Press Club today. We had a detailed discussion about journalism in Pakistan, including its current and future challenges. We agreed to work closely together to enhance the capacity of journalists, particularly in light of the media's transition to digital platforms. We also deliberated strategies to promote ethical journalism and discourage unethical practices, as well as addressed the issue of disinformation.President KPC Saeed Sarbazi,Veteran journalist Mazhar Abbas,Vice President Mushtaq Sohail, General Secretary KUJ-D Naimat Khan,Treasurer KPC Ehtisham Saeed Qureshi,Members GB.Kulsoom Jehan & M.Farooq Sami, Women Journalists Mona Siddiqui and Sheema Siddiqui were also present.

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Jamili elect President, Khanzada Secretary: Democrats panel sweeps KPC elections


Fazal Jamili and AH Khanzada of the Democrats Panel were respectively elected President and Secretary of the Karachi Press Club (KPC) in the annual elections held on Saturday. The other candidates of the panel, including Nawab Qureshi, Muhammad Hanif and Rizwan Bhatti were respectively elected Vice President, Treasurer and Joint Secretary , while Agha Karam Ali Shah, Hina Mah Gul, Kafeeluddin, Siddiq Chaudhry, Manzoor Chandio, Sajjad Abbasi and Tariq Abul Hasan were elected members of the governing body. Federal Minister for Information, Broadcasting and National Heritage Senator Pervaiz Rashid on Sunday congratulated Fazli Jamili, the newly elected KPC president. He also felicitated Shahryar Khan on his election as President of the National Press Club Islamabad. In his message, the minister also congratulated other office-bearers of the press clubs elected on Saturday. He said the government considered the media an important partner in the development of the country and strengthening democracy in the country. The present democratic government would continue to facilitate media in the performance of their professional obligations, he added.