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1st Issue July 2016

Governor’s Monthly Letter

Happy Rotary New Year 2016 - 17

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Adnan MahmoodCo Chairman GML Publication

Editorial Team

Dear All

It gives me great pleasure, as the

Chairperson Publications to launch

the first GML of the year. The team

and I look forward to highlighting the

district’s achievements, the milestones

and share the success stories with all

of you.

We encourage you to actively send

your activities to us and support the

publication. I’d like to thank the Ro-

tary Leadership who trusted me with

this position, to bring you the GML

every month. Looking forward to your

feedback and content in the upcoming

months.

Regards

Nida Yousuf

We are encouraged by our historical

mission and large Rotary community

on this journey. We target our students

to become responsible members of the

society who will contribute to the devel-

opment of the country with the privilege

of being a member of the Rotary com-

munity.

This GML, is one of the most important

channels of communication between

the District and the Rotarians at large.

Instead of sending out ad hoc emails to

you from time to time over the week, the

e-Newsletter aims to send you all the es-

sential news and information. Rotarians

may also find they can manage and re-

trieve the Rotary information through the

newsletter platform much easier than

through their daily mails.

Have a great month!

Adnan Mehmood

As you are reading this Governor’s

Monthly Letter (GML), the entire Rotary

Leadership has changed. Rotary Inter-

national President is John Germ, District

3271 (Sindh & Balochistan) Governor

is Rao Muhammad Saleem and every

club has a new President. I am greatly

humbled by the trusts bestowed on me

by DG Rao Muhammad Saleem to be a

part of Editorial Team to produce for the

year 2016-17. GML serves as a way of

maintaining the line of communication

open between the District Governor and

the clubs and the fellow Rotarians. As

such it would be one of the key features

in GML to keep all the clubs updated on

the District Governor’s major thrusts and

proceedings in the District. Achievement

of the individual clubs and Rotarians ulti-

mately determine the success of Rotary

District and of a Rotary Year. Hence,

information on achievement of Rotary

Clubs will continue to be the major

highlights in the GML.

Sagheer AhmedCo Chairman GML Publication

Nida YousafDistrict Chairperson GML

Publication

Table of Contents• MessageofRIPresident• Governor’sMessage• PresidentsElectMeeting(PEM)• TrainTheTrainer• DistrictTeamTrainingSeminar,Assistant

Governors Training Seminar, Presidents- Elect Training Seminar Twenty-16 R.I District 3271

• MiniPresidents-ElectTrainingSeminar• PolioOrientationandPlanningWorkshop

District 3271• GrantManagementSeminarTwenty-16R.I

District 3271 • 1stDistrictTrainingAssembly,Karachi

Twenty-16 R.I District 3271• 2ndDistrictTrainingAssembly,Quetta

Twenty-16 R.I District 3271• FinancialInformation• ClubActivities

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Dear fellow Rotarians:

I embarked on the road to Rotary in part because of my friend and mentor George Campbell, who taught me the importance of civic responsibility. After starting down that road, I encountered many other Rotarians walking the same path, who offered their help and made sure I kept moving in the right direction.

I am the person I am today because of Rotary. And to be a member of the Rotary family is to be a part of something much bigger than yourself.

It means that you are part of a worldwide team; to-gether, we have provided extraordinary service to the world.

We are closer than ever to achieving our promise of polio eradication. Through service projects, we have met the needs of local and global communities. We have developed strategic partnerships that allow us to work with like-minded organizations and achieve an even great impact.

I know that, together, we can accomplish great things this year as we continue the tradition of Rotary Serv-ing Humanity.

Sincerely,

John F. Germ2016-17 President, Rotary International

Dear All Star Team Members 2016-2017.

Happiness to our New Rotary Year!

I am happy to in-herit a stronger dis-trict with a Vision to unite and harmonize us more through the years. I am blessed that our District Leaders are committed to serve as ONE to strengthen further our geographically challengedyet an Emerging District. And I am fortunate that our Star Presidents are all excited to lead their respective clubs to make this year more significant-full of action. Go forth and serve … is our hurrah! Seize the opportunities in the 6 ar-eas of focus to help our less fortunate community. They deserve better in life. Wipe away those tears and turn those weary faces into appreciative smiles is what we aim for. You will be the light! You will be the spark! You will be the hope!

During the last six months, we all have worked hard. We have undertaken series of training sessions. I must ac-knowledgeDistrict TrainerPDGMuhammadFaizKidwai,Co-Trainer Anis Younis. Besides, I am also thankful to all my Past District Governor for their support in preparing the Star Team for the Rotary Year 2016-17.

My special thanks to my District Secretary Syed Tahzeeb Kazmi,AdditionalDistrictSecretaryAtiquaVallywhohasalways been a greatest support for me. Now be assured that your District Servants will be there to help you real-ize your goals, in every way we can. No clubs will be left behind and all clubs will be supported, near or far. We will serve with responsibility and dedication. Distance will be overcome with technology as it has made the world smaller and interconnected. However, if you need us to be there, we will be there all the time. Let the Rotary Serving Humanity!

Governor’s Message

Message of the RI President

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Presidents Elect Meeting (PEM)

Forfirst time in thehistoryofRotaryPakistan, theDistrictSecretary (2016-2017) organized a meeting of Presidents-Elect (2016-2017) with the Muhammad Saleem Rao District Governor-Elect. It was first of its kind of meeting held on sea cruiseonFriday18thSeptember2015atMarinaClubDHAKarachi.

Large numbers of Past District Governors, Presidents-Elect, and senior Rotarians of District 3271 attended the meeting. The program was conducted by Incoming District Trainer PDGFaizKidwai.

The objective of the meeting was to foster interaction be-tween the incoming District Governor, District leadership and club presidents in order to make the Rotary Year 2016-17 as exciting year which would also be the centennial year of The RotaryFoundation.

While expressing his views the District Governor-Elect wel-comed all the participants and said that he had chalked out

a comprehensive plan for the year 2016-17, which he would unveil in the PETS. He added that Eradication of Polio, mem-bershipgrowth, contribution toTRFwere toppriorities.Heurged all the presidents-elect to foster support to attain the goals.

During the interaction DGE expressed his desire to make the Rotary year 2016-17 as successful and memorable. He also urged presidents-elect to finalize their clubs goals in con-formity with the District Plan. He assured them that district leadership was ready to work together with clubs leadership and extend all assistance. PDG Muhammad Faiz Kidwai, PDG Aziz Memon, PDG

ShahabBalkhi&PDGMuhammadIqbalQureshi,PDGJalalShaikh,DGNOvaisAhmedKoharialsospoketotheincomingclub leaders and urged them to set clubs goals and make all out efforts to strengthen their clubs. District Secretary-Designate Syed Tahzeeb Kazmi, Addi-

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tionalSecretaryAtiquaVallyandDistrictTreasurerDesignateMuhammadArshadQureshiwerealsopresentandassuredthat their full support to club presidents-elect.

Meeting was followed by dinner which was hosted by Dis-trictTrainerDesignatedPDGMuhammadFaizKidwai.Alltheparticipants appreciated the efforts of DGE Saleem Rao for the meeting and expressed their full support.

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Train The Trainers Meet Twenty 16 for District 3271 was held at HotelMarriottKarachi.Around35trainershavebeenselectedtobepartoftheDistrict

Training Team 2016-17 and a large number of them attended the program.

The objective of this meet was to prepare the training leaders for providing effective facilitation to clubs and district on various occa-sion for the Rotary year ahead.DGJahangirMoghal,DGEMuhammadSaleemRao,DGNOvais

Kohari,PDGAbuMohsin,PDGAkhtarAlavi,PDGN.D.Tanwir,PDGAzizMemon,PDGIqbalQureshi,PDGJalalShaikhwereallpres-ent to facilitate and prepare the training team.

The program was conducted by Incoming District Trainer PDG FaizKidwaiandCo-TrainerPPAnisYounus.District Secretary Designate Syed Tahzeeb Kazmi, Additional

Secretary Atiqa Vally and District Treasurer Designate ArshadQureshiwerealsopresentprovidingsupporttotheparticipants.

During various sessions all the participants actively involved in training and warmly interacted with the trainers.

Train the Trainers

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District Team Training Seminar, Assistant Governors Training Seminar, Presidents-Elect Training Seminar

Twenty-16 R.I District 327120-21 February 2016 Marriott Hotel Karachi

Overall feedback regarding the seminarwas positive and itwas conducted successfully. Some of the positive factors re-garding the seminar are:

• Participation Level – There was greater emphasis on par-ticipationofPresidentElectsofKarachi,interiorSindh&Ba-lochistan. All President Elect were directed to attend PETS otherwise the district would not allow them to take charge.

• Interactive Discussions – This year more emphasis was put on interactive discussions so as to maintain the interest oftheaudienceandsatisfytheirqueries.

• Time Allocation – Conscious effort was made to manage time allocation and the sessions were planned well in terms of usage of time allocated. At certain instances the tea was served at the table to maintain the lapse in time.

However, based on rapporteurs observations, following is a summary of improvements for future Training Seminars to be held:

• Time Management – The district events should start and end on time. Although conscious effort was made to manage the time, however there were instances where time lapses occurred. Delayed events cause loss of interest amongst Rotarians.

• Language –Facilitatorsshouldconduct theprogram inamix of Urdu/English with more emphasis on Urdu, as some of the Rotarians find it difficult to follow and therefore lose interest.

• Cross Talk–Facilitatorsshouldbemoreassertiveassome-timesthetopicsstrayofftheoriginalcontentduetoques-tions received from the audience and resultant cross talk causes loss of interest.

• Monologue – Facilitators should avoidmonologue as in-volving audience generates the audience interest in the pro-gram.

• BreakOutSessions–Forcertainsessiongroupsizeshouldhave been reduced to ensure active participation of all mem-bers.

• Presentation / Laptop –Forworkshops / trainingofmyrotary / rotary grants and mobile application, audiences should have been asked to bring their respective devices, as this would have been more interactive.

• Panel Discussion – The audience should restrict their questionstothepanel&avoiddirectingquestionstoseniorRotarians outside the panel as this undermines the panel present.

• Groupings – It was observed that most of the interior Sindh Rotarians sat together with their respective club members; samewasthecaseforKarachicityRotarians.Effortsshouldbe directed towards breaking these comfort zones.

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District Team Training Seminar, Assistant Governors Training Seminar, Presidents-Elect Training Seminar

Twenty-16 R.I District 327120-21 February 2016 Marriott Hotel Karachi

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District Team Training Seminar, Assistant Governors Training Seminar, Presidents-Elect Training Seminar

Twenty-16 R.I District 327120-21 February 2016 Marriott Hotel Karachi

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Mini Presidents-Elect Training Seminar

Presidents-Elect Training Seminar (PETS) washeldsuccessfully inthemonthofFeb-ruary 2016, which was largely attended by Presidents-elect. Even District and other clubs’ officers also attended the event. However, due to some reasons a few presi-dents-elect specially from Interior Sindh did not make it to attend.

In order to facilitate them, a mini PETS was organized in April 2016 at Karachi Gym-khana which was hosted by DG. Jehangir Moghul. In this regard,PPTahzeebKazmi,the incoming District Secretary (2016-2017) played a very pivotal role in contacting and ensuring availability of presidents-elect.

District Governor Jahangir Mughal , District Governor Elect Muhammad Saleem Rao, District Governor Nominee Ovais AhmedKohari, PDG Aziz Memon, PDG Akhtar KAlavi, PDG Muhammad Iqbal Qureshi, PPDr. Farhan Essa Abdullah were all presentto facilitate the Presidents-elect to prepare them for their new responsibilities . The entire program was conducted by District TrainerPDGMuhammadFaizKidwai.Additional District Secretary Atiqua Vally

and Host club President Tanweer Quadri,PPMuhammadArifSiddiquiwerealsopres-ent on this occasion.

At the end certificate were distributed to the participants.

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Polio Orientation and Planning Workshop District 3271 April 23, 2016 at Movenpick Hotel, Karachi

Pakistan National Po-

lio Plus Committee chair

conducted a Polio Ori-

entation and Planning

Workshop on April 23,

2016 at Movenpick Ho-

tel, Karachi. The objec-

tive of the workshop was

to encourage President

Elect and Club Polio

Committee chair Elect

(2016 – 2017) of District

3271 to play an active

role in the polio eradica-

tion program.

The workshop was

started with the recita-

tion of Quranic Verses.

District Governor Elect

(3271) Saleem Rao wel-

comed all Rotarians and

distinguished guests The

Governor Elect thanked

the National Chair for

his relentless effort and

commitment toward the

cause of eradication of

polio.

The formal proceed-

ings of the workshop

begin with the presenta-

tion of Aiden O’Leary

Poilo Chief UNICEF. Aidan emphasized over “Social Mobilization

Strategies and Advocacy”, that aimed at 1) Strengthening Emergency

OperationsCentre structures and systems at all levels; 2) Shift the

polio eradication paradigm from “children covered” to “continuously

missed children” and 3)Place front line workers at the centre of the

polio eradication effort”. He also spoke on an enabling environment

ofthecaregiverssupportingOPVandtheperceptionofcommunity

support. He briefed the audience on the importance of contact made

by every vaccinator in the field and concluded the presentation with

“Regardless of Scenario, Every Vaccination Campaign Comes down

To a Single, Critical Touch Point: A Short Personal Interaction With A

Vaccinator:TheirSuccessisOurSuccess.

Dr. Sbih Malek, WHO highlighted the present scenario of polio

cases in the country. He presented a comparison of polio cases with

the last year in same time period. He said the polio cases dropped

down to 95%. However there is a need to concentrate onmobile

population. He briefed participants on High Risk Mobile Population

(HRMP) and described the in-

ternational and inter provincial

routes of migratory population

from Afghanistan to Pakistan.

DGN Ovais Kohari spoke

on Routine Immunization and

said that vaccines are the

greatest health achievement

in the 20th century. However,

because of low routine im-

munization, children are more

vulnerable to the polio virus.

He briefed the participants on

the Operational Components

of the Immunization System,

elaborating on each one of

the component: 1) Vaccine

Supply 2) Logistics 3) Surveil-

lance 4) Advocacy & Commu-

nicationand5)ServiceDeliv-

ery. He laid emphasis on six

key components of the EPI:

planning, management, coor-

dination, supervision, training

and finance and described it

as the ‘Glue’ for success in

every campaign. He urged

Rotarians to get involved

with health facilities and open

more Permanent Immuniza-

tion Centres (PIC) in hospitals

and clinics to strengthen rou-

tine and make polio eradication their club’s signature project.

DGE Saleem Rao briefed participants of the role and responsibili-

ties of newly elected presidents of Rotary Clubs. He stressed Rotary

Clubs to increase their accessibility to polio partners and plan their

strategies to end polio in their vicinities. He especially stressed Rotary

Clubs that are working in rural areas of interior Sindh to ensure vac-

cination to all children.

Dr. Saif ur Rehman,CoordinatorEOCBalochistangaveabriefon

progressmadeinBalochistanwithspecialfocusonQuettaBlock.He

showed increasedcoverageof routinevaccination inKillaAbdullah,

PashinandQuettaduring lastfourquarters.Hepointedout,district

KillaAbdullahhasmanychallengesbecauseofitsgeographicalprox-

imity to Afghan border. He also gave a brief presentation on Rotary

interventions in Balochistan. Dr. Saif thanked Rotary for establishing a

newtworoomsPermanentTransitPostatFriendshipGateChaman

(Pak Afghan border). He said the PTP will facilitate cross border meet-

ings with afghan counterparts.

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Dr. Omer Baloch Secretary Health, Balochistan gave the overall scenario of routine

immunization in his province. He said that all districts of Balochistan are well covered with

routine immunizationexceptKillaAbdullahandPashinbecauseoftheirboundarieswith

Afghanistan and migration through these two districts. He said Government of Balochistan

putting all efforts to eradicate polio by extending EPI in these two districts.

Haji Mohammed Hanif Tayyab – Chair, Polio Ulema Committee, PPPC con-

demned the killing of seven policeman during the recent NID. He said the sacrifice of slain

policeman has given us more strength and courage to fight battle against polio.

Hehighlightedthe“IslamabadDeclaration”andFatwasforresponsibleparenthood.He

said Ulemas are instrumental in convincing people of the misconceptions and myths of

poliovaccineandbringingdownrefusals.Theymobilizecommunitiesthroughmosques

and madrassa. He said, the holy month of Ramzan is near and provide good opportunity

to all religious leaders to communicate polio eradication messages to communities of their

areas at different interval of times.

DGND Irfan Qureshi spoke on Rotary’s contribution to eradicate polio globally.

AshieldwasfirstcitedbyDGNDIrfanQureshiandBegumShahnazWazirAlipresented

it to Haji Hanif Tayyab on behalf of National PolioPlus Committee in recognition of his

services for polio eradication. All the Guest Speakers, PDGs, DG, DGE, and DGN partici-

pated in honoring him.

Concluding Remarks

District Governor Jehangir Mughal concluded the session and paid thank to all par-

ticipantsespeciallySecretaryHealthandEOCCoordinatorBalochistanwhocame from

Quettatoshowtheirprosperityandcommitmentwithpolioeradication.

Ontheoccasionof1stDistrictAssemblyofRotaryDistrict3271,aGrantManagementSeminar

wasalsoheldonSunday1May2016atRoyalRodaleClub,Karachi.

PDGFaizKidwai,DistrictTrainerwhoalsoremainedRotaryRegionalFoundationChairRIZone6

and PDG Aziz Memon highlighted the important of Grant Management Seminar.

Alltheparticipatingpresidents-electorhonorarySecretariessignedtheClubQualificationMemo-

randumofUnderstandinginordertoqualifyfortheGlobalGrant,ifapplied.Itismandatoryforall

RotaryClubstogivenanagreementfortheparticipationinRotaryFoundationglobalandpackaged

grantstotheeffectthatclub(s)willimplementthefinancialandstewardshiprequirementsasdefined

inMemorandumofUnderstandingprovidedbyTheRotaryFoundation(TRF)andtosendatleast

one club member to the district’s grant management seminar each year.

PP Zeenat Bayat of RCKSunsetMillennium gave a presentation onmaking projects through

Global Grant. She elaborated on each point for applying online for the Global Grant.

Grant Management Seminar Twenty-16 R.I District 3271

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1st District Training Assembly, Karachi Twenty-16 R.I District 3271

The first District Assembly of Rotary Dis-

trict 3271 was held on Sunday 1 May 2016

atRoyalRodaleClub,Karachi.RotaryClubof

KarachiCliftonhostedtheevent.

The purpose of District Assembly was to pre-

pare incoming club leaders for their year in of-

fice and build their leadership team and to give

the District Governor-Elect and incoming As-

sistant Governors and District Committees the

opportunity to motivate club leadership teams

and build their working relationship.

Presidents-Elect, Honorary Secretaries and club’s Board Members

actively participated in District Assembly in which they got motivational

ideas during their year and prepare themselves to serve humanity.

Theme speech of incoming RI President John Germ was shown,

which was very motivational. The incoming District Governor Muham-

mad Saleem Rao shed light on his goals for the year 2016-17. During

his presentation, he urged all the participants to work hard for making

Rotary stronger in this region. DGE presented the proposed budget for

the year 2016-17, which was unanimously approved by all.

PDGFaizKidwai,DistrictTrainerwhoattendedthemeetingofCoun-

cilonLegislation(COL)sharedthedetailsofdecisionstakenbyCOL.

DistrictTrainingTeamundertheleadershipofPDGFaizKidwai,Dis-

trict Trainer imparted training in different sessions. DG Jehangir Mo-

ghul, PDG. Aziz Memon, PDG. Shahab Balkhi, PDG Iqbal Qureshi,

DGNOvaisKohari,DGND IrfanQureshi,PPAnisYounusCo-Trainer,

PP. TahzeebKazmi andPP. AftabMalik. PPDr PardeepKumar, PP

FarooqDadi.

At theendof thesession,souvenirsandbouquetswerepresented

to the facilitators by Chief Guest Senator Karim Khoja. Participants

were served with sumptuous dinner which was followed by musical

program.

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2nd District Training Assembly, Quetta Twenty-16 R.I District 3271

After a very long gap, Rotarians of District

3271 had two District Assemblies. The first

onewasheldinKarachion1May.Whereasthe

secondDistrict Assemblywas held inQuetta

(Province ofBalochistan) on 28May atHotel

Serena.BoththeRotaryClubsofQuettahost-

ed the event.

The significant aspect of Quetta’s District

Assembly was large participation of Rotarians

fromKarachiand InteriorSindh. Itwill notbe

out of place to mention here that after a very

long period of 20 years the District Assembly

was held inQuetta. Hence therewas jubila-

tion among the Rotarians belong to province

of Balochistan.

Presidents-Elect, Honorary Secretaries and

club’s Board Members actively participated

in District Assembly in which they got moti-

vational ideas during their year and prepare

themselves to serve humanity.

Likewise Karachi, theme speech of incom-

ing RI President John Germ was shown, which

was very motivational. The incoming District

Governor Muhammad Saleem Rao presented

his goals for the year 2016-17. He expressed

his wish that he want to make every club as a Donor Club to commem-

oratetheCentennialYearofTheRotaryFoundation.Healsopresented

the proposed budget for the year 2016-17, which was unanimously

approved by all.

PDGFaizKidwai,DistrictTrainerwhoattendedthemeetingofCoun-

cilonLegislation(COL)sharedthedetailsofdecisionstakenbyCOL.

DistrictTrainingTeamundertheleadershipofPDGFaizKidwai,District

Trainerimpartedtrainingindifferentsessions.DGNOvaisKohari,DGND

IrfanQureshi,PPAnisYounusCo-Trainer,PPShamshadKousar,PP.

Tahzeeb Kazmi and PP. AftabMalik. PP Dr Ayub, PP JoozerMarz-

ban,PPSerwarJawaid,PPRaisAhmedKhan,AGDurranaRazzaq,

Dr.Anand,Kumar,AslamKhan,Dr.Sadrik,AbdulJabbarShaikhand

Deputy Governor Mujahid Hussain Rajput,

EarlieronThursday26thMay2016,aFellowshipdinnerwashosted

inKhairpurbyPPAbdulJabbarSheikhofRCKhairpurGreenCityfor

theRotarianswhohadastopoverinKhairpur.RotaryClubofQuetta

Cosmopolitan also hosted a dinner on 27 May to welcome the Ro-

tariansfromKarachiandInteriorSindh.FollowingdayRotariansfrom

KarachiandInteriorSindhalsovisitedHannaLake. Inthesameeve-

ning InnerWheelofQuettahosteda food festivaldinner inhonorof

Rotarians.averygoodenjoyabletotour.RotarianstermedtheQuetta

District Assembly as one of the best and memorable.

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Rotary members have been asking for a simpler dues process that will eliminate uncertainty about

reporting and outstanding balances.

Now clubs are receiving a one-page invoice that clearly states the amount owed for subscription fees

(only those collected by Rotary), membership dues, and outstanding balances. Club officers will no

longer need to recalculate bills, make adjustments, or fill out the eight-part semiannual report (SAR).

To pay your current dues or update your membership information, go to the Club Administration page,

sign-in, and scroll down the page to the Club Invoice section.

Your club invoice is calculated by the number of members in Rotary’s database on 1 January and 1

July. You should register new members and remove terminated members within 30 days, or by 1 January or 1 July, whichever is

sooner.

Membershipiscalculatedbasedonamember’sadmissionorterminationdate,andnotthedatethechangewasentered.Forex-

ample,ifaclubofficerremovesamemberfromtheclub’smembershipliston28December,butenters27Januaryfortheeffective

date, that member will still be included on the club’s January invoice because they are still an active member on 1 January.

All club invoices are due and payable upon receipt and the amount due is not adjustable.

If your club has not opted out of the paper invoice or updated your officers email addresses, you will receive a paper copy by post

inlateJanuaryandlateJuly.IfyourclubhasnotreceivedaninvoicebythebeginningofFebruaryorAugust,emaildata@rotary.org

torequestareplacement.Includeyourclubnameandnumberanddeliveryaddressorfaxnumber.Clubduesstillmustbepaid

even if you have not received the invoice.

PAYMENT METHODS• AllPayOrders/BankDraftsonaccountofRIDuesaretobemadepayableto“RotaryInternational”drawnonanybankin

Karachi.ListofmembershipshouldbesenttoFiscalAgent’soffice.

• AllPayOrders/BankDraftsonaccountofcontributionstowardTheRotaryFoundation(TRF)(MajorDonor,PaulHarris

Fellowetc.)shouldbemadepayableto“RotaryFoundation”drawnonanybankinKarachi.

• AllPayOrders/BankDraftsshouldbesenttotheFiscalAgent’sofficeinKarachi.

RIexchangerates*forPakistanfromJuly1,2016US$1.00=PakRs.105.00

*Rotary re-evaluates exchange rates monthly.

• AllPayOrders/BankDraftsonaccountofDistrictDuesaretobemadepayableto“RotaryDistrict3271”drawnonany

bankinKarachiandsenttotheDistrictGovernororDistrictTreasurer.

FINANCIAL INFORMATION

1.

2.

3.

Particulars

Per Capita RI Dues

Subscription to The Rotary Magazine

Council on Legislation Dues per Year

Period

July – December 2016January – June 2017

July – December 2016January – June 2017

January – December 2016

Half Yearly Dues

US$28.00US$28.00

US$12.00US$12.00

US$1.50

Due Date of Payment

July 1, 2016January 1, 2017

July 1, 2016January 1, 2017

July 1, 2016

RI DUES

1.

Particulars

District Dues

Period

2016 - 2017

Dues

Rs.800permember per year

Due Date of Payment

July 1, 2016

DISTRICT DUES

PDG.M.IqbalQureshiFiscalAgentforPakistan

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District Secretariat 2016-2017Adamjee Insurance Co. Ltd., Mezzanine Floor Al-Kareem Residency, Kutchery Road, Nawabshah, Sindh Pakistan 67450

Office: 92244-364342 | Fax: 92244372331 | Cell: 92 300 3203133 Email: muhammadsaleemrao@yahoo.com | www.rotary.org | Face book: District Governor 2016-17, RID – 3271 Pakistan

Distribution of school uniforms to special children at Sarkrand District Nawabshah. Rtn DGE Mohammed Saleem Rao, Rtn. Ali Raza Shah Rc Nawabshah were present on the occasion.

IftarDastarkhawan,aprojectofRotaryClubofKarachiSeaView.Daily,morethan500‘Rozadars’areservewith‘iftari’duringRamadan.

DGMuhammadSaleemRaodistributingchequesandrationtothepooranddeservingpeople,organizedbyRotaryClubofKarachiMidcity.

RotaryclubKarachiBeachViewRamzanRationDistributionCampat“khudaKiBasti”with SaleemRaoDge.presidentMrMuhammadAslamRangerG.SecretaryShaziaAlam.mrFarrukhEngrFarrukhLatif.

MrQaziAyaz.MrFarhanDrUzmaBukhari.

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