Shaukat Aziz becomes Advisor to Indian Business Giant Mittal

[Stealth]

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Former prime minister Shaukat Aziz has been appointed as financial advisor to prominent Indian businessman Lakshmi Mittal.
According to details, Shaukat Aziz has been playing a new role as financial advisor to Lakshmi Mittal to whom the former PM had sold Pakistan Steel Mills, which was later stopped by the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
Lakshmi Mittal, who is owner of some 30 steels mills in India, made Shaukat Aziz’s appointment in his London office. People had expressed their annoyance over the disgraceful step taken by the former prime minister for accepting offer from an Indian businessman in the wake of recent tension between the two countries on different core issues particularly water dispute and Kashmir issue.-Agencies


Shaukat Aziz becomes Advisor to Indian Business Giant Mittal

Choor now on Indian side

Five years from now, I bet Mittal will be on the roads of New Dehli selling chooran.

[Zakii]

oh yaar sealth why are you creating duplicate threads nowadays?

this topic was being discussed here before

[Stealth]

oh yaar sealth why are you creating duplicate threads nowadays?

this topic was being discussed here before

oh damn ... sorry once again from my side actualy forum search not working in my office i dunno why anway. Sorry once again from my side.

[Zakii]

oh damn ... sorry once again from my side actualy forum search not working in my office i dunno why anway. Sorry once again from my side.

koi baat nai yaar.... maafi shaafi mangne ki zarorat nahi

I like your posts and anybody could make such mistakes

[policecontrolroom]

Five years from now, I bet Mittal will be on the roads of New Dehli selling chooran

Shaukat Aziz became Finance Minister in November 1999 and was named by the Pakistan Muslim League for the position of Prime Minister after the resignation of Zafarullah Khan Jamali on June 6, 2004. He became Prime Minister on August 28, 2004 and served until November 15, 2007. He became the first Prime Minister of Pakistan to complete a full term in office.

In 1969, he joined Citibank and subsequently served in various countries including Pakistan, Greece, United States, United Kingdom, Malaysia, Philippines, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. He served as head of Global Wealth Management & Private Banking, Corporate and Investment Banking for the Asia Pacific region and the CEEMEA region (Central & Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa); as Corporate Planning Officer, Citicorp; as Managing Director, Saudi America Bank; as Citibank's Chief Country Officer in Malaysia and, later, in Jordan. He has been a board member of Citibank subsidiaries, including Saudi American Bank, Citicorp Islamic Bank, and of several non-profit organizations
On March 2007, Aziz met with PAF Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Tanvir Mahmood Ahmed, where he discussed him about the Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder program. He also set up an separate fund for JF-17 Thunder program. On April 2007, Aziz visited the People's Republic of China, where he met with high government and military officials. Aziz signed a deal with Chinese to deliver Chengdu J-10 fifth-generation aircrafts.
Shaukat Aziz is a banker by training and extensive experience in New York. His credentials are similar to those of the successful US treasury secretaries such as Bob Rubin and Nick Brady who did well under Clinton and Reagan administrations. He understands the role of banking, finance, investment and consumer credit in economic growth of a nation. He focused on building strong banking, investment and finance sectors in Pakistan to underpin its economy. He strengthened capital availability, an essential and increasingly important economic input, in addition to labor and land improvements. With higher education budget up 15-fold and overall education spending up 36% in two years, he focused on education to improve the availability of skilled labor to fill new jobs. He pushed land development and public and private construction spending to improve infrastructure and facilities to attract greater business investment. Public development Funds grew by 100% — to become Rs 520 billion.[14][15]
In 2008, Aziz participated in the Global Creative Leadership Summit, organized by the Louise Blouin Foundation. As a delegate, he delivered a keynote speech for the panel entitled “Economic Crisis, Economics of Change: Credit, Commodities, and Trade.”





please dont insult a great man. dont create the impression that every man in Pakistan is against successful entrepreneurs and all people care is war and weapons and religion.

First thing you have to have as a citizen is being proud of ur country and its able people. Comments like these are silly and stupid. avoid it.

[Stealth]

First thing you have to have as a citizen is being proud of ur country and its able people. Comments like these are silly and stupid. avoid it.
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Shutup! and you will get your answer of your so called "PROUD" post in few years.

[policecontrolroom]

Yup shutting up , you may now abuse the successful people of Pakistan and say they are worthless..

[Dash]

Former prime minister Shaukat Aziz has been appointed as financial advisor to prominent Indian businessman Lakshmi Mittal.
According to details, Shaukat Aziz has been playing a new role as financial advisor to Lakshmi Mittal to whom the former PM had sold Pakistan Steel Mills, which was later stopped by the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
Lakshmi Mittal, who is owner of some 30 steels mills in India, made Shaukat Aziz’s appointment in his London office. People had expressed their annoyance over the disgraceful step taken by the former prime minister for accepting offer from an Indian businessman in the wake of recent tension between the two countries on different core issues particularly water dispute and Kashmir issue.-Agencies


Shaukat Aziz becomes Advisor to Indian Business Giant Mittal

Choor now on Indian side

Five years from now, I bet Mittal will be on the roads of New Dehli selling chooran.

I have no comments on the topic and iam nutral here...
but Hey Stealth...

Couldnt stop laughing....Choooran???.
Good one man!

[Isaq Khan]

Former prime minister Shaukat Aziz has been appointed as financial advisor to prominent Indian businessman Lakshmi Mittal.
According to details, Shaukat Aziz has been playing a new role as financial advisor to Lakshmi Mittal to whom the former PM had sold Pakistan Steel Mills, which was later stopped by the Supreme Court of Pakistan.
Lakshmi Mittal, who is owner of some 30 steels mills in India, made Shaukat Aziz’s appointment in his London office. People had expressed their annoyance over the disgraceful step taken by the former prime minister for accepting offer from an Indian businessman in the wake of recent tension between the two countries on different core issues particularly water dispute and Kashmir issue.-Agencies


Shaukat Aziz becomes Advisor to Indian Business Giant Mittal

Choor now on Indian side

Five years from now, I bet Mittal will be on the roads of New Dehli selling chooran.

This is all crap full of BS, how can one report such news.

1. How does it relates to india-defense?

2. According to Pakistani laws no Indian is allowed to buy any Pakistani company or property so how can shaukat aziz can sold it to mn mittal?

3. MN Mittal even does not own a single steel mill in India but according to above post he owns 30 mill in India, again misinformation.

4. I think this news is result of some Shaukart Aziz hater's imagination who don't have any iq or knowledge about pakistani laws, mn mittal and only wants to maline Shaukart Aziz.

[pak-marine]

Mittal is a businessman - shaukat aziz is good at what he does

if he is working for mittal whats the harm in that ?

[NSG_BlackCats]

Lakshmi Mittal, who is owner of some 30 steels mills in India

From where you got this, that Lakshmi Mittal have 30 steel Plants in India?? Till date he do not have a single steel plant in india.

He has planned to invest Rs. 50,000 Crore in two plants in India. But construction is yet to begin.

[Marxist]

May be Mittal planning to use mr.aziz's contacts in middle east and china...he is very cunning

[zakirsamo2002]

Shaukat Aziz became Finance Minister in November 1999 and was named by the Pakistan Muslim League for the position of Prime Minister after the resignation of Zafarullah Khan Jamali on June 6, 2004. He became Prime Minister on August 28, 2004 and served until November 15, 2007. He became the first Prime Minister of Pakistan to complete a full term in office.

In 1969, he joined Citibank and subsequently served in various countries including Pakistan, Greece, United States, United Kingdom, Malaysia, Philippines, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Singapore. He served as head of Global Wealth Management & Private Banking, Corporate and Investment Banking for the Asia Pacific region and the CEEMEA region (Central & Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa); as Corporate Planning Officer, Citicorp; as Managing Director, Saudi America Bank; as Citibank's Chief Country Officer in Malaysia and, later, in Jordan. He has been a board member of Citibank subsidiaries, including Saudi American Bank, Citicorp Islamic Bank, and of several non-profit organizations
On March 2007, Aziz met with PAF Chief of Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Tanvir Mahmood Ahmed, where he discussed him about the Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder program. He also set up an separate fund for JF-17 Thunder program. On April 2007, Aziz visited the People's Republic of China, where he met with high government and military officials. Aziz signed a deal with Chinese to deliver Chengdu J-10 fifth-generation aircrafts.
Shaukat Aziz is a banker by training and extensive experience in New York. His credentials are similar to those of the successful US treasury secretaries such as Bob Rubin and Nick Brady who did well under Clinton and Reagan administrations. He understands the role of banking, finance, investment and consumer credit in economic growth of a nation. He focused on building strong banking, investment and finance sectors in Pakistan to underpin its economy. He strengthened capital availability, an essential and increasingly important economic input, in addition to labor and land improvements. With higher education budget up 15-fold and overall education spending up 36% in two years, he focused on education to improve the availability of skilled labor to fill new jobs. He pushed land development and public and private construction spending to improve infrastructure and facilities to attract greater business investment. Public development Funds grew by 100% — to become Rs 520 billion.[14][15]
In 2008, Aziz participated in the Global Creative Leadership Summit, organized by the Louise Blouin Foundation. As a delegate, he delivered a keynote speech for the panel entitled “Economic Crisis, Economics of Change: Credit, Commodities, and Trade.”





please dont insult a great man. dont create the impression that every man in Pakistan is against successful entrepreneurs and all people care is war and weapons and religion.

First thing you have to have as a citizen is being proud of ur country and its able people. Comments like these are silly and stupid. avoid it.

Dear,

Why do you support such people who are involved into such cases.before writing your message to display kindly refer the record of such people.
I suggest you book to know about him.
"Parliament say Bazary Husun Tuk"

Ok.

Thanks,
Zakir Hussain Samo
Larkana

[Barrett]

This is all crap full of BS, how can one report such news.



2. According to Pakistani laws no Indian is allowed to buy any Pakistani company or property so how can shaukat aziz can sold it to mn mittal?

Lakshmi mittal wanted to buy Pak Steel Mill but since no Indian can own anything in Pakistan so he involved some Russians and Britishers to make it happen and offered them 2% as commission of the total value.

A little bit of research about the topic will clear things for you.

Cheers.

[super_star]

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Mital is great business man. he will buy pakistan assets very cheaply.

Aziz : 10%
Zadari: 10% (always)
Army and ISI: 10%
Asset value to pak public in pakistan rupees : 20%

Total: 50% of actual value.