ISLAMABAD: In recognition of services of Amjed Pervez Malik as Secretary Senate and in line with the international parliamentary practices, Chairman Senate Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani has re-designated him as Secretary General of the Senate. A formal notification has been issued in this regard.
“I hereby re-designate the post of Secretary Senate as Secretary General to acknowledge and appreciate the contributions and services of Amjed Pervez Malik, the incumbent Secretary Senate, in the Parliamentary development and strengthening of parliamentary procedures at national and international levels”, Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani says in his official orders.
Amjed Pervez Malik bears a remarkable career spanning well over three decades in rendering public service in both civil and parliamentary administration domains, Media and Information, development sector and humanitarians work — beyond call of duty — in his official, professional and individual capacities.
Currently holding highest position in the Parliamentary Secretariat of the Upper House of Pakistan Parliament, Mr. Malik has personified innovation, improvisation and progressive administrative governance through his services and contributions in diverse fields.
Malik is holder of two graduate degrees MA Economics with distinction rom University of Punjab, Lahore and Mass Communication from Leicester University, UK and had been admitted to PhD program of Governance and Policy Analysis in Maastricht University, Netherlands.
He also holds a graduate degree in Law, besides International Diploma in Legislative Drafting from Tulane University and Advance Legislative Course at Government Affairs Institute, George Town University, Washington DC USA.
He has attended Executive Education Program ‘Senior Managers in Government’ at Harvard University, USA. Before joining the Parliamentary Service, Malik remained in Civil Service as CSS officer for ten years.
His notable contribution in the field of Information and Media include conceiving and holding first of kind ‘Media Development Workshop’ in 2012 at the advent of private electronic media in the country.
Malik joined Senate in 1995 and strove for legislative and organisational governance strengthening under a Strategic Plan that prioritized both internal reformation as well as strengthening international relations dimension of Senate to achieve national developmental as well as diplomatic objectives. He also endeavoured for strengthening bilateral and multilateral connectivity of Pakistan, especially Senate, through effective parliamentary diplomacy.
Reflecting he soft, positive and realistic image of the country through strategic alignments of Pakistan’s Senate’s inter-parliamentary engagements as well as individual literary efforts by writing news articles and books like Focus Pakistan has remained a constant strand throughout Malik’s public service career.
In addition, Malik has represented Pakistan in over 45 international conferences, seminars, workshops and training courses sponsored by Inter Parliamentary Union, Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Association of Secretaries General of Parliaments, UNDP, WTO, World Bank Institute etc besides US, UK, Canada, Japan Parliamentary officers training and exchange programmes.
