Tariq Azim Khan

Tariq Azim Khan was Pakistan's Deputy Information Minister under Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz during Pervez Musharraf regime.[1][2] His duties included speaking with foreign media and he heads 'The Pakistan Image Project'.[3][1]

Tariq Azim Khan also served in the Senate of Pakistan from 2003 to 2012PPP, PML teams meet Vajpayee Dawn (newspaper), Published 5 January 2004, Retrieved 3 February 2020</ref>[2]

In 2012, he joined the Pakistan Muslim League (N).[2] In October 2015, he was appointed as Pakistan's High Commissioner to Canada.[2]

References

Pakistan orders UK reporters out BBC News website, 10 November 2007, Retrieved 3 February 2020
"Tariq Azeem appointed Pakistan's HC to Canada". Business Recorder (newspaper). 19 March 2015. Retrieved 3 February 2020.
David Rohde and Jane Perlez (13 November 2007). "Pakistani Officials Order Detention of Bhutto and Block a March". New York Times website. Retrieved 3 February 2020.

Presidency of Pervez Musharraf
10th President of Pakistan (2001–2008) Chief of Army Staff (1999–2007) Chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff (1999–2001)
Administration	Gang of Four Military takeover of federal government Nawaz Sharif vs. Federation of Pakistan Modernism Liberalism Agra summit Formation of political entity 2001 Kashmir standoff Seventeenth Amendment Aziz ministry (PML(Q) and MQM) Concession and re-development 2007 state of emergency Siege of Lal Masjid Suspension of Supreme Court justicses War on Terror Political violence JF-17 Thunder Credible minimum deterrence Economic liberalization Growth of Housing industry Women's protection legislation 2005 Kashmir earthquake Trade negotiations with Iran Thaw with India Policies on higher education Protests and agitation Assassination attempts
Military career	1965 war 1971 war Siachen conflict Kargil war Relief of General Jehangir Karamat Coup d'état Far-right insurgency
Election campaigns	2002 referendum 2002 primary elections 2004 presidential elections 2007 presidential elections 2008 primary elections Disqualification from 2013 elections
Ideology and Writing	Enlightened Moderation In the Line of Fire: A Memoir Third Way Centrism Secular Islam
Personnel and staffers (Incl. advisers)	Sher Afghan Rashid Ahmad Humayun Akhtar Tariq Aziz Tariq Azam Nilofar Bakhtiar Fawad Chaudhry Nasir Chattha Mahmud Durrani Ijaz-ul-Haq Mushahid Hussain Shujaat Hussain Ishrat Hussain Faisal Hyatt Pervez Illahi Liaquat Jatoi Zubaida Jalal Khurshid Kasuri Abdul Qadeer Khan Hina Khar Nisar Memon Marvi Memon Sehba Musharraf Abdul Aziz Mirza Mushaf Ali Mir Hamid Nawaz Atiqa Odho Peter Pace Rashid Qureshi Sharifuddin Pirzada Khalid Ranjha Atta-ur-Rahman Saleem Saifullah Aftab Sherpao Rao Sikandar Kashmala Tariq Wasi Zafar
Opposition	Conservative opposition MMA PML(N) Left-wing opposition PPP ANP) Constitutional opposition Lawyers' Movement
Controversies	Assassination of Benazir Bhutto Assassination of Akbar Bugti Missing persons cases Proliferation scandals Court inquiries on Red Mosque Abdul Rashid Ghazi death 2007 Karachi riots Drone attacks Mukhtār Mai case NRO case Allowance of CIA in Pakistan Shazia Khalid case Allegations of support system in Pakistan for Osama bin Laden TTP Karachi affair 2002 Karachi bus bombing Daniel Pearl case Spread of violence Safe houses in Karachi Kunduz airlift Iraq's WMDs conjecture U.S.–Pakistan secret directives WikiLeaks Musharraf v. Federation of Pakistan
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