Brig Muhammad Ali (Retd) Mobile: 0300-9332222, Landline: 091-9213128

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Brig Muhammad Ali (Retd)
Mobile: 0300-9332222, Landline: 091-9213128
 


OBJECTIVE :
·         To strive as diligently and competently as possible in making useful contribution for the betterment of Society in the remaining period of my useful life.
·         To bring about a revolutionary change in education by creating a schooling environment where the personality of the child is developed through the training of child’s intellectual, cognitive, spiritual, scientific, social and physical faculties so that he/she may become a balanced personality through a holistic approach of learning and grooming.
·         Plan to realize the dream of seeing the child becoming a competent and an obedient son/daughter, a successful parent, a popular national/world leader, or an esteemed scientist, or a well known medical practitioner, or a progressive agriculturist, or a leading business person, or a passionate educator, an effective preacher, or a dynamic manager and a role model in any sphere of life for all others to follow in any other positive and socially acceptable human activity. Education is my passion indeed.

·         To bring about efficiency, competency and discipline in the management / operation of a set up/organization for enabling it to achieve the objectives set for its existence.




             Fauji Fertilizer Company Ltd.

Resident Manager


March 2004 till May 2009



FFC Plant 3, Mirpur Mathelo, Distt Ghotki (Sindh)

Responsibilities
·         Administration and Management covering the following aspects in particular:
$  All HR Matters including hire/fire, appraisals, promotions, postings, discipline,
    retirement, salaries etc.
$  All Education Matters including running of two FFC Schools inside the premises of the
    Residential Colony.
$  All Health Care Matters including running of a full-fledged hospital, referral cases,
    evacuation etc.
$  All Accommodation Matters including running a residential colony of about 500
    families of all ranks.
$  All Security and Protection Issues including static and mobile security in a hostile
    environment.
$  All Welfare Activities for the Employees including management of civic facilities and
    entertainment.
$  All Public Relation Affairs and Corporate Social Responsibility Issues including creation
    and operation of big institutions for locals like a School, a hospital and a Coronary
    Care Unit at Mirpur Mathelo.

SIW, ISI
Deputy Director General
July 2001 till November 2002

National Accountability Bureau, NWFP

Responsibilities
·         To investigate all corruption cases overtly by searching and obtaining all possible records/documents on demand of the Prosecution Branch of NAB.
·         To prepare Investigation Reports for perusal by the DG NAB.
·         To arrest and keep the accused persons under custody as ordered by the Accountability Courts.


       Pakistan Army
June 1969 till Dec 1999



Responsibilities







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Academic Qualification
 


1966
1981
1986
1987
1996
2006
2007                                                                                                                                                                               
Fsc
Staff Course
Indonesian Language Course
Foreign Staff Course Indonesia
NDC
Transitional Leadership
Program for Development Managers
Govt Degree College Kohat
Command and Staff College, Quetta
Language Institute, Jakarta, Indonesia
SESKOAD, Bandung, Indonesia
National Defense University, Islamabad
LUMS Lahore
Asian Institute of Management, Manila

 

Computer Skills

 


Office Automation Course (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Access, MS PowerPoint, MS Windows, Internet Applications)


Languages

English, Urdu, Punjabi, Pushto, Bahasa Indonesia,  

 

Personal Details

 

Full Name

Brig Muhammad Ali (RETD)

Father’s Name
Haider Ali
Date of Birth.
4th April 1949
Marital status

Married
Domicile
Peshawar (N.W.F.P)
Permanent Address
8- Army Colony, Warsak Road, Peshawar Cantt.

References will be provided on demand please.

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