Khawja Asif

 

                                                              

                                                                         Khawja Asif

Khawaja Asif was brought into the world on August 9, 1949 in the city of Sialkot in Punjab, Pakistan. He finished his schooling in Lahore, where he procured a Four year certification in Regulation from the College of the Punjab. Following his graduation, he entered the field of governmental issues and joined the Pakistan Muslim Association (Nawaz) (PML-N), a moderate ideological group in Pakistan.

Throughout the long term, Asif stood firm on various significant footings inside the PML-N. In 1991, he was first chosen for the Public Gathering of Pakistan, where he served until 1993. He was again chosen for the Public Gathering in 1997, and served in that job until 1999. In 2013, he was chosen for the Public Gathering for the third time, and has been serving in that job since.

All through his political vocation, Asif has stood firm on a few significant government situations. From 1997 to 1999, he filled in as the Director of the Privatization Commission, an administration organization liable for privatizing state-possessed resources. In 2013, he was delegated as the Clergyman for Protection and served in that job until 2017.

As Pastor for Safeguard, Asif was liable for administering Pakistan's tactical activities and its guard technique. During his time in this job, he supervised the improvement of a few significant guard projects, including the JF-17 Thunder contender fly, which was mutually evolved by China and Pakistan.

Asif's political vocation has not been without contention, in any case. In 2017, he was precluded from serving in a position of authority by the High Court of Pakistan because of an inability to proclaim his resources. Asif tested this choice, however the High Court maintained its decision, actually finishing his political profession.

Notwithstanding this misfortune, Khawaja Asif stays a significant figure in Pakistani governmental issues and has a devoted following of allies who regard his commitments to the country. While his political future might be unsure, his inheritance as a committed community worker and protector of Pakistan's inclinations is probably going to persevere for quite a long time into the future.