Nazaria-i-Pakistan Trust
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Abbreviation | NPT |
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Formation | 15 July 1992 |
Type | Government organization |
Purpose | Academic-research institution for promoting the Ideology of Pakistan |
Headquarters | Lahore, Pakistan |
Region served | Pakistan |
Official language | Urdu, English |
Chairman of the Board | Majid Nizami |
Affiliations | Ministry of Finance |
Staff | 115 |
Website | nazariapak |
Remarks | Non-parochial institution |
Nazaria-i-Pakistan Trust (Urdu: نظریہِ پاکستان ٹرسٹ, lit. 'Pakistan Ideology Trust') is a non-parochial national academic cum research institution for promoting the Ideology of Pakistan as declared by Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and Allama Mohammad Iqbal. Nazaria-i-Pakistan was established in July 1992 by former Chief Minister of Punjab Ghulam Haider Wyne (Late). To perform this role the trust aims at those objectives for which Pakistan was established, recalling sacrifices rendered to achieve it, and creating awareness among people, particularly youth, about its ideological basis and its Islamic cultural heritage.[1][2]
Trust activities
[edit]The trust has multi-faceted objectives, such as preservation of the spirit and memory of the Pakistan Movement and propagation and projection of the Ideology of Pakistan; to work on national unity and to promote the ideology of Pakistan.
Leadership
[edit]Below is a list of current and former chairmen's of the Nazaria-i-Pakistan Trust.
Name | Serving year |
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Mr. Ghulam Haider Wyne (Late) | 1992 – 1999 (Founder) |
Dr. Majid Nizami (Late) | 1999 – 2014 |
Muhammad Rafiq Tarar (Late) | 2014 – 2022 |
Mian Farooq Altaf | March 2022 – April 2022 |
Chief Justice (r) Shiekh Ijaz Nisar | 2022 – present |
References
[edit]- ^ Rich tributes paid to Wyne Dawn (newspaper), Published 1 October 2006, Retrieved 19 September 2021
- ^ "Interfaith harmony: President urges clerics to promote sectarian tolerance". The Express Tribune (newspaper). Associated Press of Pakistan. 9 December 2013. Retrieved 19 September 2021.
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