Deputy Commissioner Capt (T) In honor of Nadeem Nasir, Faisalabad Press Club organized a farewell ceremony, DG FDA Mohammad Asif Chaudhry was also present.

Group Leader Shahid Ali, President Sardar Muhammad Bilal Dogar, Secretary Shaukat Ali Vato, Senior Vice President Mian Kashif Farid, Vice Presidents Zahid Mahmood Dogar and Muhammad Kashif, Finance Secretary Rana Mohsin Farooq, Information Secretary Afshan Batul, Hanan Bukhari, Former President Press Club Maqbool Ahmad Lodhi, President Photojournalists Muhammad Tahir, Secretary Taya Bashir, Mian Nadeem Ahmed, Rana Zahid Mehmood and other personalities participated.

Father Faisal(94 News City Reporter) Deputy Commissioner Capt (T) Faisalabad Press Club organized a farewell ceremony in honor of Nadeem Nasir, where he also inaugurated the newly constructed conference hall of the Press Club. Director General FDA Muhammad Asif Chaudhry was also present with him on this occasion.

According to the details, the farewell ceremony was held in the press club in honor of the Deputy Commissioner transferred from Faisalabad to Rawalpindi. Group leader Shahid Ali, President Sardar Muhammad Bilal Dogar, Secretary Shaukat Ali Watto, Senior Vice President Mian Kashif Farid, Vice Presidents Zahid Mahmood Dogar and Muhammad Kashif, Finance Secretary Rana Mohsin Farooq, Information Secretary Afshan Batul, Hanan Bukhari and other officials of the Press Club welcomed the guests while former President Press Club Maqbool Ahmed Lodhi, President Photo. Journalists Mohammad Tahir, Secretary Taya Bashir, Mian Nadeem Ahmed, Executive Member Rana Zahid Mehmood and other personalities also participated in the event. Group leader Shahid Ali said that Capt (T) Nadeem Nasir set a great example in Faisalabad by merit and public service. He was always accessible to the journalist community and considered the media as his partner. He said that his services for the development of the city, transparency and solving public problems will always be remembered and congratulated him on assuming the new responsibility in Rawalpindi. President Press Club Sardar Muhammad Bilal Dogar said that visitors are welcome but today we have to say goodbye to an officer who was truly media friendly. Such officers are rare. The people of Rawalpindi are fortunate to have Capt (T) Competent Deputy Commissioners like Nadeem Nasir are getting. He took valuable steps for the beauty and development of the city, may Allah Almighty make him successful in his new responsibility. Secretary Press Club Shaukat Ali Vito said that the deputy commissioner who prioritizes justice, merit and public service, can change the destiny of the city. Captain (T) Nadeem Nasir has always cooperated with the Press Club and the journalist community, for which we are grateful to him. On this occasion, former president Press Club Maqbool Ahmed Lodhi said that Capt (T) Nadeem Nasir is a positive thinking, talented and people friendly officer. He always respected journalists, listened to their problems and provided all possible support. Such officers are always remembered for their excellent performance. Deputy Commissioner Capt (T) Nadeem Nasir while addressing said that he is deeply grateful for the cooperation of Faisalabad journalists. He said that I have never misunderstood any journalist but made the identification of the media as a means of self-improvement and public service. My endeavor was to issue a written order on every request and solve public problems on priority basis. He said that during his tenure, approx 15 1000 acres of government land has been handed over to different departments 25 Started development projects worth billions of rupees, established libraries in parks and put merit first in every decision. He further said that today the officers need to be close to the people. He also congratulated group leader Shahid Ali on the launch of digital news channel as an important need of Faisalabad. At the end of the ceremony Deputy Commissioner Capt (T) Nadeem Nasir was presented with a commemorative shield while the participants paid tribute to his services and wished him well for his new responsibility.