| 词条 | Tanvir Ahmad Khan |
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| name = Tanvir Ahmad Khan | image = tanvir_a_khan_wiki.jpg | imagesize = | caption = Ambassador Tanvir A. Khan presenting credentials to President Vaclav Havel in Prague | title = | office = 19th Foreign Secretary of Pakistan | term_start = Foreign Secretary 1989 | term_end = 1990 | predecessor = | successor = | birthname = | birth_date = {{Birth date|1932|06|12|df=y}}[1] | birth_place = Hoshiarpur, Punjab, British India | death_date = {{Death date and age|df=y|2013|11|16|1932|06|12}}[1] | death_place= Islamabad, Pakistan | party = | spouse = | residence = Islamabad, Pakistan | alma_mater = Government College, Lahore Brasenose College, University of Oxford }}Tanvir Ahmad Khan (BA MA Oxon) (12 June 1932 – 16 November 2013) was a career diplomat from Pakistan.[1][1] Early lifeKhan was born to the Niazi Pathans of Hoshiarpur, in north-eastern Punjab, in June 1932. His father, Nazir Ahmad Khan, was an educationist who spent his working life striving to uplift the educational abilities of young Muslims, many of whom were from underprivileged backgrounds. When Pakistan became independent in 1947, Tanvir Ahmad Khan and his parents migrated to Lahore, where Khan continued his schooling, later enrolling at the Government College, Lahore.[1] EducationTanvir Ahmad Khan was educated at Government College, Lahore and later continued his studies at Brasenose College, Oxford. At Oxford, Tanvir Ahmad Khan studied English Literature - earning BA Honours / MA degrees. Thereafter, he returned to Government College, Lahore to teach English Literature at his former alma mater, before leaving academia to join government service.[1] CareerHe retired as the Foreign Secretary of Pakistan.[1][2] He held various key diplomatic offices during his long career, including serving as ambassador in Moscow (Russian Federation), Paris (France), Tehran (Iran) and Dhaka (Bangladesh). Khan was Foreign Secretary during the Government of Benazir Bhutto (1989-90).[1] Dr. Khan worked closely with Sahibzada Yaqub Ali Khan and enjoyed a close friendship with him. Diplomatic service and public officesKhan served as Pakistan's ambassador to the Russian Federation, Bangladesh, Czechoslovakia, Iran, France, and was accredited to Ireland and Finland. Before he served as Pakistan's ambassador, he had held senior positions in Pakistan's missions in London, Bonn, Kabul and at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters in Islamabad (including additional foreign secretary and director general).[1] Foreign SecretaryKhan served as the 19th Foreign Secretary under the Government of Benazir Bhutto in 1989-90 and twice served as Information Secretary of Pakistan.[1][1] After retirementAfter retiring, Khan twice served as chairman and director general of the Institute of Strategic Studies in Islamabad.[3] PublicationsTanvir Ahmad Khan's articles on foreign affairs and domestic politics have been published in many major newspapers and journals (number of articles estimated to be well over 500) including The Express Tribune (affiliate of the International Herald Tribune), The News International - Islamabad, The Daily Times (Pakistan), Dawn (newspaper)- Karachi, and Gulf News, (UAE).[1] News media appearancesBefore his death during his long career, he used to appear in numerous TV and radio discussions and programmes concerning foreign affairs and international relations including BBC World Service, CNN, Voice of America, NDTV India, Aljazeera (Qatar), PTV News, Geo News, ARY Digital Network, News One and Aaj News. Khan used to also deliver lectures on foreign policy to members of the Pakistan Armed Forces, civil service and diplomatic corps in Pakistan and at think tanks and universities across Pakistan.[1] References1. ^1 2 3 4 5 Profile of Tanvir Ahmad Khan on Institute of Policy Studies website Retrieved 4 May 2018 {{S-start}}{{S-dip}}{{S-bef | before=Humayun Khan}}{{S-ttl | title=Foreign Secretary of Pakistan | years=1989 – 1990}}{{S-aft | after=Shahryar Khan}}2. ^Profile of Tanvir Ahmad Khan Pakistan Herald, Retrieved 4 May 2018 3. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 [https://dawn.com/news/1056753/ex-foreign-secretary-tanvir-ahmed-dies Ex-foreign secretary Tanvir Ahmad Khan dies] Dawn (newspaper), Published 17 November 2013, Retrieved 4 May 2018 |-{{End}}{{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Khan, Tanvir Ahmad}} 13 : High Commissioners of Pakistan to Bangladesh|Ambassadors of Pakistan to France|Ambassadors of Pakistan to Iran|Ambassadors of Pakistan to Finland|Ambassadors of Pakistan to Ireland|Ambassadors of Pakistan to Russia|Foreign Secretaries of Pakistan|1932 births|2013 deaths|Pakistani diplomats|Pakistani civil servants|Alumni of Brasenose College, Oxford|Ambassadors of Pakistan to Czechoslovakia |
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