SBB DEWAN UNIVERSITY

CATALOGUE

2016-2017

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SBB DEWAN UNIVERSITY

CATALOGUE

2016-2017

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Table of Contents

1. The Dewan Group : an Introduction1.1 Profile of the Chairman1.2 About Us2. Dewan University2.1 Vision and Mission2.2 Chancellor’s Massage2.3 Vice Chancellor’s Massage2.4 SBB Dewan University : an Introduction3. Learning Facilities3.1 Computing3.2 Campus3.3 Library3.4 Laboratories3.5 Student Faculties

34. Programs4.1 A Dewan Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences4.1.1 D.P.T4.2 Dewan Institute of Business4.2.1B.Com4.2.2 BBA4.2.3 MBA (including Executive MBA)4.2.4 MBA Health Management5. Administration and Finance5.1 Scholarships5.2 Examination and Grading structure5.3 Discipline5.4 Admission Procedure5.5 Faculty5.6 Statutory Bodies5.6.1 Board of Governors

45.6.2 Academic Council5.6.3 Selection Board5.6.4 Board of Faculties5.6.4.1Medical and Health Science5.6.4.2Faculty of Management5.7 Finance and Planning Committee

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DEWAN GROUP; AN

INTRODUCTION

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The Dewan Group: an Introduction

Profile of the Chancellor and Chairman Yousuf

Dewan Companies

DEWAN MOHAMMAD YOUSUF FAROOQUI

A dynamic individual with proven leadership qualities, Dewan Mohammad Yousuf Farooqui isthe driving force behind the YDC's major expansion and diversification initiatives.A graduate of Government College of Commerce and Economics, Karachi, he joined the family-run business at an early age. By the time he was in his twenties, he was responsible for anindependent industrial unit. His span of responsibilities continued to grow steadily,culminating in his current responsibility for the entire group.On March 23, 2005 his significant contribution to the national economy was recognized in theaward of the 'Sitara-e-Imtiaz' (The Star of Excellence) by the President of Pakistan.He is the founder and co-chief patron of the Pakistan Korea Business Forum, a member ofYoung Presidents Organization (YPO), International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and PakFrance Business Alliance.From 1999 to 2003 he remained a Minister in the Sindh Provincial Government for Industries,Labor, Transport, Mines & Mineral Development, Local Government, and Housing & TownPlanning. He was also the Minister for Finance and Information, Government of Sindh.

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About Us:

Yousuf Dewan Companies (YDC) own and manage a host of listed, unlisted and privatecompanies, employing more than 7,000 individuals.YDC turnover peaks at more than billions of US dollars, backed by assets also worth over abillion dollar YDC maintains a strategic relationship with key international giants that include:BMW Group of Germany, Mitsubishi Corporation and Mitsubishi Motors of Japan and KoreanChemical Company.YousufDewan Companies, established in 1916, is one of the leading business groups ofPakistan operating in several industrial and trade sectors. The group is contributing to theeconomic and industrial growth of the country with its experience spanning a century.AUTOMOBILES:This sector of Yousuf Dewan Companies has so far produced more than ten thousandbuilt-up vehicles and over a hundred thousand well-known model cars, light and commercialand sports-utility vehicles.SUGAR:The YDC Group is producing over 9000 metric tons of sugar regularly. It is thuscontributing to the growth of the agriculture sector of Pakistan.CEMENT:YDC is the largest cement manufacturing group of the country with an installed capacityof several million tons per annum. The group is not only helping to meet the needs of the localconstruction sector, it is also catering to export markets and earning foreign exchange for thecountry.

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TEXTILE :The groups with a capacity of 142650 spindles in its four units is catering to the textileindustry requirements of Pakistan.FIBER:One of the largest Polyester Staple Fiber manufactures, YDC Group with a capacity of540 tons per day, is meeting 45% feedstock needs of manmade fiber in Pakistan. This is theonly Acrylic Unit in Pakistan that is providing the Acrylic fiber requirements of the country.TRADE:The trading arm of Yousuf Dewan Companies is rapidly working towards developing arobust and sustainable business portfolio of products in collaboration with internationalpartners.YDC Social Welfare Initiatives:

A flagship project of DYC is the establishment of the SBB Dewan University which becamefunctional in January 2015. It has been established under Act IX of 2013 of the Sindh Assemblyand has been accredited by the Higher Education Commission of Pakistan under category “W”as a degree awarding institute.Yousuf Dewan Companies is involved in numerous philanthropic ventures with a focuson health and education. The donation of four hundred bed medical facilities to the SindhInstitute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT) was a major initiative. Currently YDC isinvolved in developing education and health facilities in rural areas nationally in proximity totheir business presences. These facilities are especially focused on interior Sindh due to itsrelative inequity in terms of coverage and availability.

EDUCATION:As noted a University has been established in Karachi and is fully functional since 2015Schools at all YDC plant locations are providing the highest level of

9education at par with modern urban schools. These schools are recognized by the government.Education is provided free of cost together with uniforms and meals. Besides these, YDC hasadopted a large number of schools that were in a dilapidated condition in rural areas of Sindh.These were renovated and are now providing free educational facilities to the economicallydisadvantaged.HEALTHCARE:Free medical services are provided for the needy and impoverished people living inrural and remote areas of urban and interior Sindh including Hyderabad, Mirpurkhas, Thatta,Sukkur, Badin and Sajawal. These facilities are equipped with modern medical equipment andstaffed by professionals.

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SBB DEWAN UNIVERSITY

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SBB DEWAN UNIVERSITY

VISION : “SBB Dewan University will spearhead the national effort to transform Pakistaninto a leading economic power of the twenty first centauryMISSION: SBB Dewan University is committed to producing high quality professionals indiverse fields through state of the art education, research and consulting services. It will seekto integrate higher level education and corporate sector activities and emerge as a full fledgedcity university oriented to addressing the social, economic environmental and technologicalissues that confront the megapolises of the gulf region

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Chancellor's MessageDEWAN MOHAMMAD YOUSUF FAROOQUICHANCELLORWelcome to Dewan University: You are joining us at the beginning of an exciting new ventureconcerned to re-orient higher education in Pakistan.In recent years higher education institutions have proliferated in many of our cities but despite thisPakistan's international competitiveness has not improved as we learn from one international surveyafter another.A major cause of this, I believe, is the lack of synergy between the education system and the real worldof business and finance in Pakistan.SBB Dewan University has been established with the explicit purpose of bridging the gap between theacademic and the business sector. SBB Dewan University is not an ivory tower. We will seek to developcurricula which integrate theory and practice in all the faculties - medicine, management, engineering,informatics and the social sciences.The Dewan Group is committed to provide opportunities for Dewan University students throughincubation projects and through participation in the work of the companies within the Group forapplying the knowledge they continuously acquire in their degree programs. You will actuallyparticipate in real world problem solving during your courses.Dewan University's vision is to contribute effectively to the emergence of Pakistan as a major economicpower of the twenty first century.The key question that Dewan University addresses is; Are we producing the type of professionalexpertise the Pakistan economy needs as it expands in both national and global markets?In order to answer this question positively innovation in the field of academic program design isextremely important. It is not sufficient to replicate global bestpractices. It is equally necessary to craft policies and strategies which reflect the practical needs ofPakistan's business and our economy as a whole.I welcome you to Dewan University and look forward to your creative participation in this innovativeventure.

Signature of Chancellor

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Vice Chancellor’s MessageDR.MUHAMMAD AURANGZEB KHANVICE CHANCELLORIt gives me great pleasure to welcome you. Our commitment to the promotion of highereducation in Pakistan is practically expressed in our concern to establish an institution whichcan serve the country by producing human capital of the highest professional quality.I believe that lack of high quality human capital is the principal constraint on the growth of ourinternational market competitiveness. As we are all painfully aware Pakistan has for severalyears been losing ground in the global economy.Dewan University's teaching and research programs and administrative and academicprocedures are being developed strictly in accordance with HEC regulations. We are beginninga thousand miles journey with the first few small steps. I hope that as we look back over theyears, we will be able to say that we started it in the right direction. Our quality assuranceprocedures have been designed to ensure that our students attain high professional standardsand are capable of effectively serving market needs. We are also conscious of the need to offeraffordable programs for the under privileged segments of society and with the support ofDewan Foundation we have been able to offer one of the most generous scholarship andassistantship programs in Pakistan's higher education sector. Students who meet ouradmission criteria which is purely based on merit will not be denied admission to any of ourprograms for financial reasons.We have began an exciting and innovative project which has the potential to play atransformative role in the higher education sector of Pakistan.Welcome to SBB Dewan University and I wish you all success.Signature of Vice Chancellor

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DEWAN UNIVERSITY AN INTRODUCTIONSBB Dewan University has been established under an act of the Sindh Assembly adoptedin 2013. The University has been recognized as a degree awarding institute in the “W” categoryby the Higher Education Commission in 2014.which approved the establishment of fourfaculties.Faculty of Medical and Health SciencesFaculty of ManagementFaculty of Engendering and InformaticsFaculty of Education and Islamic LearningTwo Institutes have also been established,Dewan Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences in the faculty of Medical SciencesDewan Institute of Business in the faculty of ManagementThe University admitted its first batch of students in January 2015.The University sees itself as Karachi's first City University concerned to address majorenvironmental, technological, social and economic problems faced by this megapolis, It is partof the Dewan Group a leading manufacturing conglomerate of Pakistan and works in close co-operation with it.The Yousuf Dewan Group of companies offers students ample internship and placementopportunities. Dewan Foundation provides very generous financial support to SBB DewanUniversity students. The Dewan Institute of Business seeks to develop as a corporateuniversity.The University has state of the art library, laboratories, and IT facilities. Teaching and researchis undertaken by highly qualified and experienced faculty members.

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LEARNING FACILITIES

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Learning Facilities

Campuses:The University has campuses in the business hub areas of Korangi Industrial Area andMoulvi Tamizuddin Road adjacent to I.I Chundrigar Road. Both campuses are will served bypublic and private transport and have ample parking space. All class rooms are fully airconditioned.Computing:Information technology has been incorporated as a key component of the curricula. Allstudents are required to obtain hands on experience of computers and develop a high level ofexpertise in this field. A systems management department is being developed to provideadministrative networking and technical support to faculty and students. A state of the artcomputer center has been established.Library:A well equipped library with books and journals and reference materials has been established.Latest editions of text books are available in the reading room and for overnight borrowing.Laboratories:Besides the computer center well equipped and state of the art medical laboratories exist inthe Korangi campus.(VC sir something should be added by Dr Arif about the high quality of medical and

physiotherapy laboratories)

Student facilities:The University has dining facilities for students and faculty, Lunch and snacks are served in anair-conditioned dining hall in a relaxing and informal environment. Sports faculties are beingdeveloped and student societies have been established to organize seminars, outings, andother co-curricular activities.

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PROGRAMS

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PROGRAMS

DEWAN INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES

Physical Rehabilitation - A Growth IndustryPhysical therapists are highly-educated, licensed health care professionals who assist patientswith mobility problems and with their prevention. They examine each patient, evaluatingfindings and developing a plan of care to promote the ability to move and reduce pain, restorefunction, and prevent disability. Physical therapists also promote health and wellness andserve asadministrators, educators and consultants.Doctor of Physoi Therapy Degree:Physical therapy is a type of treatment you may need when health problems make it hard tomove around and do everyday tasks. It helps you move better and may relieve pain. It alsohelps improve or restore your physical function and your fitness level.The goal of physical therapy is to make daily tasks and activities easier. For example, it mayhelp with walking, going up stairs, or getting in and out of bed.Physical therapy can help with recovery after some surgeries. Your doctor may suggestphysical therapy for injuries or long-term health problems such as arthritis or chronicobstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).DPT, is a five year degree program spread over 10 semesters. During the initial two yearsprogram, emphasis is placed on basic and physical therapy sciences and during the last threeyears of the program, apart from clinical attachments at hospitals, special courses related torehabilitation and medical sciences are offered. The department of physical therapy at SBBDUis equipped with state of the art basic medical and physical therapy science laboratories, digitalcomputer laboratory, library and well furnished air conditioned class rooms.The aim is to produce competent physical therapy doctors to fulfill the growing demands atnational and international level.Education and training involves intense interaction between students and teachers.

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DIRS Vision and MissionOur mission at Dewan Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences, is to provide our students with

education of the highest quality, groom their personality, inculcate commitment and dedication

towards their profession, society and the country.

SCHEME OF STUDIES FOR 5 YEARS

DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY (DPT) PROGRAMMEMinimum degree requirements:This program compromises of a minimum of 180 credit hours over a five year program.FIRST SEMESTERANATOMY-IPHYSIOLOGY-IKINESIOLOGY-IENGLISH (FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH )PAKISTAN STUDIESBIOSTATISTICS-IMATHEMATICSSECOND SEMESTERANATOMY IIPHYSIOLOGY IIKINESIOLOGY IIENGLISH II (COMMUNICATION SKILLS)ISLAMIC STUDIES/ETHICSBIOSTATISTICS II / UNIVERSITY OPTIONALCHEMISTRY

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THIRD SEMESTERENGLISH III(TECHNICAL WRITING AND PRESENTATION SKILLSINTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERANANTOMY IIIPHYSIOLOGY IIIBIOMECHANICS & ERGONOMICS IBIOCHEMISTRY & GENETICS IFOURTH SEMESTERANATOMY IV( NEURO ANATOMY)BIOMECHANICS & ERGONOMICSBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (PSYCHIATRY & PSYCHOLOGY) BIOCHEMISTRY & GENETICS II

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGYMEDICAL PHYSICSFIFTH SEMESTERPATHOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY IPHARMACOLOGY IPHYSICAL AGENTS & ELECTROTHERAPY ITHERAPEUTIC EXERCISES & TECHNIQUESSOCIOLOGYHEALTH & WELLNESSSUPERVISED CLINICAL PRACTICE ISIXTH SEMESTERPATHOLOGY & MICROBIOLOGY IIPHARMACOLOGY IIPHYSICAL AGENTS & ELECTROTHERAPY IIMANUAL THERAPYTEACHING METHODOLOGY & COMMUNITY MEDICINE

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SUPERVISED CLINICAL PRACTICE IISEVENTH SEMESTERMEDICINE ISURGERY IRADIOLOGY & DIAGNOSTIC IMAGINGMUSCULOSKELETAL PHYSICAL THERAPY3HUMAN GROWTH,DEVELOPMENT& COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATIONSUPERVISED CLINICAL PRACTICE IIIEIGHTH SEMESTERMEDICINE IISURGERY IINEUROLOGICAL PHYSICAL THERAPYEVIDENCE BASED PRACTICEPROSTHETICS & ORTHOTICSSUPERVISED CLINICAL PRACTICE IVNINTH SEMESTERCARDIOPULMONARY PHYSICAL THERAPYEMERGENCY PROCEDURES IN PHYSIOTHERAPYCLINICAL DECISION MAKING & DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSISSCIENTIFIC INQUIRY & RESEARCH METHODOLOGYPROFESSIONAL PRACTICE ( LAWS, ETHICS& ADMINISTRATION)INTEGUMENTRY PHYSICAL THERAPYSUPERVISED CLINIICAL PRACTICE VTENTH SEMESTEROBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGICAL PHYSICAL THERAPYPEDIATRICS PHYSICAL THERAPYGERONTOLOGY & GERIATRICS PHYSICAL THERAPYSPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPYSUPERVISED CLINICAL PRACTICE VIRESEARCH PROJECTTOTAL CREDITS 181

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Dewan Institute of BusinessThe institute seeks to work in close co-operation with the corporate sector and isattempting to develop teaching and research programs that cater to the needs of firms andbanks. Consultations with HR management of the Dewan Group of companies have beeninitiated as a needs assessment exercise. It is hoped that Dewan Institute of Business will beable to develop as a corporate university.Vision of Dewan Institute of Business:To fully integrate business teaching and business practice by bringing the classroom into the manager's office and the manager's office in to the classroom.Programs offered:

B.ComThis is a two year degree program (78 credit hours and one year placement). The students areprepared for the foundation and intermediate examination of the institute of (CharteredAccountants of Pakistan). Students passing with the CGPA of 2.5 are eligible for enrolment inMBA in any HEC recognized university.Structure:

Semester I Semester II1. Business English 1. Introduction to economics and finance II2. Quantitative Methods 2. Introduction to finance accounting II3. Information technology 3. Mercantile law II4. Introduction to economics and finance 4. Quantitative methods II5. Mercantile law 5. Business English II6. Introduction to financial accounting I 6. Behavioral studiesSemester III Semester IV1. Financial accounting 1. Company law II2. Taxation I 2. Financial law II

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3. Behavioral studies II 3. Cost accounting II4. Company law 4. Information technology II5. Cost accounting I 5. Auditing II6. Auditing I 6. Taxation IIPlacement:At the beginning of the third semester each student will be placed into a leading firm towork throughout the year: Each course will be equal to 3 credit hours. Placement will countfor 6 credit hoursBBA (Hons.)This is a broad based comprehensive undergraduate programmer preparing studentsfor leadership roles in business and society . Students are introduced to a wide range ofmanagement techniques in accounting, finance, marketing, human resource management andinformatics and several social sciences. The development of critical thinking andentrepreneurship skills is an objective of this program.There are 48 courses over an eight semester period and a year long placement with a firm.Students qualifying with 2.5 CGPA are eligible for admission to a four semester MBA programat any HEC recognized university.Structure:

Semester I Semester II1. Business english 1. Financial accounting I2. Principles of management 2. Business Communication I3. Principles of marketing 3. Microeconomics4. Introduction to psychology 4. Calculus5. Algebra 5. Psychology6. Macroeconomics 6. Islamic studies

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Semester III Semester IV1. Financial accounting II 1. Business oral communication2. Business writing 2. Introduction to business finance3. Management information system 3. Business ethics4. Leadership 4. Maths and statistics for business II5. Maths and statistics for business 5. Sales Management6. Introduction to sociology 6. Social development in PakistanSemester V Semester VI1. Pakistan studies 1. Financial management2. Financial institutions 2. Schools of management thought3. Political economy 3. Operations management4. Organizational behavior 4. Management accountingMethods in business research 5. HRM6. Cost accounting 6. Consumer behaviorSemester VII Semester VIII1. Marketing management 1. Corporate law2. CRM system application 2. Money and banking3. Entrepreneurship 3. Strategic management4. Pakistan's Economic Policy 4. Brand management

5. Elective I 5. Elective III6. Elective II 6. Elective IVElectives: Several electives are offered in accounting, general management, finance, HRM,marketing, MIS and entrepreneurship development.Placement:Every student will be placed with a leading firm at the beginning of the seventh semester toacquire practical experience in the application of business theory to the real world of Pakistanbusiness.

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MBA: (including executive MBA)Three and a half year program (for those with 14 years of previous education).Two years program (for those with 16 years of previous education).This is a professional program designed to enable students to play a leadership role in thecorporate world. It is a broad based programme imparting management skills in the ares ofmarketing, finance, information systems , human resource and general management. Itprovides an avenue for the formation of entrepreneurship skills. The program is rounded offwith a Capstone project in which the students acquire practical work experienceStructure:Semester I Semester II1. Principles of management 1. Business communication2. Business communication I 2. Hospital Administration3. Principles of marketing 3. Sales management4. Financial accounting 4. Quantitative skills managementPsychology 5. Management accounting6. Stats and Maths for business 6. EconomicsSemester III Semester IV1. Business finance 1. Financial management2. Health MIS 2. HRM application3. Organizational behavior 3. Operational management4. ERP systems 4. Marketing management5. Methods in business research 5. Economy of Pakistan6. Consumer behavior 6. Corporate lawSemester V Semester VI1. Strategic management 1. Strategic Finance2. Strategic Marketing 2. Technology Policy3. Leadership Business Ethics 3. Elective I4. Elective II 4. Capstane I

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Semester VII1. Business Policy2. Philosophy and Management3. Elective II4. Capstane IIStudents with 16 years of education join the program in the fourth semester

Electives:Several electives will be offered in accounting, general management, entrepreneurship,finance, HRM, Marketing and informatics.Placement: Every student will be placed with major firms to complete a Capstone project at theend of semester four. Students with a four years BBA (Hons) degree will join semester V of theprogram. Executive student will take the same courses and will be awarded an MBA degree.Credits:Students with fourteen years of previous education will complete 114 credit hours ofwork (36 courses plus 6 credit hours of Capstone project.)Students with 16 years of previous education will complete 78 credit hours (24 courses plus 6credits of Capstone Project).MBA (Health Management)This is a professional program dengned to enhance the managerial skills ofdoctor’s Para medic’s and administrator in the health and hospital sector. Severalhealth management modules are offered Student with sixteen years educationare required to obtain 114 credit hours (36 credit plus internship projects of sixcredit hours) student with sixteen years of education will obtain 78 credit hours.

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Semester I Semester II

1. Principles of management 1. Business communication

2. Business Communication I 2. Hospital Administration

3. Principles of marketing 3. Sales management

4. Financial accounting 4. Quantitative skills management

5. Psychology 5. Management accounting

6. Health Policy and Planning 6. Economics

Semester III Semester IV

1. Business finance 1. Financial management

2. Health MIS 2. HRM application

3. Organizational behavior 3. Operational management

4. ERP systems 4. Marketing management

5. Methods in business research 5. Economy of Pakistan

6. Consumer behavior 6. Marketing of Health Services

Semester V Semester VI

1. Strategic management 1. Strategic Finance

2. Strategic Marketing 2.Technology Policy

3. Leadership Business Ethic 3.Elective I

4. Elective II 4.Capstane I

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Semester VII

1. Business Policy

2. Philosophy and Management

3. Elective II

4. Capstane II

Health Electives

Health Management Information Systems

Hospital Administration

Concepts of Primary Health Care

Managing Physicians

Health Program Evaluation

Medical Ethics

Health Economics

Health Sector Regulation

Health Care Leadership

Administration and Finance

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Administration & Finance

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Administration and Finance

Scholarships:

Dewan Foundation offers very generous scholarships (amounting to 50 percent andabove of tuition fees) on need and merit basis.Semester course fee in the management faculty is currently subsidized by Dewan Foundationto the extent of 50%.MBA (Evening and Weekend) program courses are meant for executives. students who cantake a maximum of four courses per semester. This program is also subsidized to the extentof 50% presently by Dewan Foundations.Discipline:The university places emphasis on the maintenance of high ethical standards based onIslamic principles .An Ethics Committee has been established to monitor behavior of facultymembers, staff and students. Violation of ethical norms may lead to dismissal and otherpenalties. Plagiarism and cheating are seriously penalized.Admission Procedure:Admissions are given on the basis of merit alone. No student who qualifies is deniedadmission on financial grounds. Admissions are based on marks obtained in previousexaminations and performance in SBB Dewan University tests and interviews.

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Faculty:Dewan Institute of Rehabilitation ScienceM. ArifSiddiquil BSPT. MSc. PPDPT, M PhilPrincipall Satish KumarBSPT. PPDPTLecturerl AbidaArifBSPT. MSc. PPDPT, M PhilLecturerl Nazar DinBSPT. MSLecturerl Maryam AmeerBSPT. ADPTLecturerl RaheelaQureshiBSPT. PPDPTLecturerl Muhammad FaizanBSPT. PPDPTLecturerl UmairShiekhBSPT. PPDPT. M.Sc (SLP)Lecturer

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Statutory Bodies:

Board of Governors

The membership should be in accordance with Article 17 (1) of the Act of theuniversity.Academic Council:The Vice Chancellor (Chairman)Prof. Dr. Qureshi (Dean Engineering)Prof. Dr. Javed Ansari (Dean Management Sciences)Dr. Arif (Principal Dewan Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences)Prof. DrNaseem A. Khan (former VC Hamdard University)Prof. Dr. Shafiq Ur Rehman Former Head of Economist Dept University of Karachi)Prof. Dr. RiazBaig ChughtaiController of examination (name)

Mr. Satesh Kumar (Librarian)

Selection Board: VC to Finalize in accordance with ACTThe Vice Chancellor (chairman)Prof QureshiProf. AnsariProf. Nasim A. khanV.C to Provide name ofI) One BOG memberII) Two Trustee members

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Board of Faculty Medical

and Health Sciences

NamesBoard of Faculty

Management Sciences(functional from Act)Prof. Dr. Javed Ansari (Chairman)Mr. Bakhtiyar (Faculty Member)Dr. Sohail (Faculty Member)Dr. Arif (Principal DIRS)Dr. Rafiq Ahmed Khan (Former Chief Economist WAPDA)Dr. A.R Zaki (former chairman Karachi University Business School University of Karachi)Mr. Amir Siddique Economist Trade Development Authority of Pakistan.Finance And Planning Committee:

V.C to finalizesEvents

These pictures should have one line caption mentioning events to which they relateI suggest that “events” should be included in the facilities” section and not here.