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WHAT A SAD FOR ISLAM

Child beggary on the rise in Madinah

Two young girls begging near Arwah Circle in Madinah. (AN photo)

By MADINAH: YOUSUF MUHAMMAD

Published: Mar 23, 2012 22:41 Updated: Mar 25, 2012 19:27

Many children are lining the streets of Madinah and near traffic lights to beg for money while watching out for special anti-beggary units following the start of the school spring vacation that started on Wednesday.

A number of citizens and expatriates all told Arab News that they were a nuisance and urged authorities to crack down on them before the number of child beggars snowballed across the city.

“This is new trend in the Holy City. We have not seen such a large number of children beggars before. Citizens and expatriates should not hesitate to inform the police whenever they see a child begging near traffic lights, mosques and gas stations,” said Ghazi Falah, a Saudi citizen.

He said he was pained by the sight of young boys and girls extending their hands for a riyal or two from Saudis and foreigners.

Naif Al-Mitairi, another Saudi, held their families fully responsible for this unwelcome trend. “When the family fails to monitor its children, they may feel free to do anything including begging along the streets, which may jeopardize their lives,” he said.

Mahmoud Essam Al-Din, an Egyptian, noted that most of the child beggars were foreigners. “This is a new trend in Madinah and we should all join hands with the concerned authorities to put an end to it before it becomes something we cannot control,” he said.

Al-Din asked all residents not to hesitate in informing the police whenever they see children begging.

Maha Saeed, a Saudi mother, said she saw foreign children begging in malls and shopping centers while pretending to sell water. “These children are mostly foreigners. Their numbers increase remarkably during weekends and school vacations,” she said.

Saeed said she saw young girls who were hardly 10 years old. “These young girls are endangering their lives and future. They may fall prey to pedophiles,” she warned.

A Heartfelt Thank you To Our Sponsors 

The Pakistan Association of New Zealand's  Executive  Committee extends their sincere thanks and appreciation to all of the Pakistan Day Function  participants, attendees and contributors, without whom this great event would not have been possible.

A warm thank you to our generous sponsors and collaborators:

 Mr. Tony Radisich of Penrose Enterprises  

Mr. Sarwar of Wholesale Autos 

Mr. Nadeem Ashraf of Tarnica Cars  

Mr. GM Choudhary of GM Cars Wholesaler

Mr. Mohammad Malik of Prime Motors 

Mr. Afzal Siddiqui of Zee Imports

Mr. Shahid Malik of Dean Autos 

Mr. Kashif Sharif of Auto Sparky  

and to Mr. Nisar Mirza.

A very special thank you also to our host Nasir Khan for keeping the audience informed and entertained during the event.

And from me personally a very warm thank you to Executive Committee Members, Uzra, Naseem, Khalil, Farman and Altaf for their vision, leadership and  dedication to the Pakistan Association of New Zealand and the community.

 

Naveed Hameed

    President PANZ 

Phone :09-2154255

Mob: 0212631308

PANZ 2012-2015 Election Announcement

PANZ 2012-2015 Election Announcement

 

PAKISTAN  ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (PANZ) has formed the Election Committee to conduct PANZ 2012-2015 Election.

 This Election will be to elect the (3) members of the   Advisory Committee.. 

 

The Election Committee consists of 

 1-Syed Waqar Ali (Chief Election Commission) Tel: 021-720 750

2- Mr Tasneem Ahmed  (Member)  Tel: 027-4526801

3- Mr Mazhar Memon    (Member)   Tel: 021-520994   

 Details for Election are as follows:   

Closing Date of Nomination: APRIL 10, 2012 at 6pm

 Election Date: April 15^th, 2012.

Venue:  Will be announced soon.  

The Election Committee will  receive completed Nomination forms from the candidates at  SBT office Suite 6a Level 7 Penrose Business Plaza, 45 O'Rorke Rd. Penrose- Auckland from 5pm to 6pm. 

Nomination forms are available from members of Election Committee, 

All members of Pakistani community living in New Zealand are hereby informed about the following decisions taken by the Election commission for free and fair elections. All of election commission’s decisions are aligned with the existing constitution of Pakistan Association of New Zealand.  

Eligibility criteria for nomination of candidates

1. candidate should be Pakistani and 18 years of age or over.

2. Candidate should hold valid New Zealand resident permit/ Dual nationality(Pakistani or/and New Zealand National with NICOP)

 3. All candidates for Panz Advisory Committee should have no criminal record.

 

Nomination  Fee.

There is a fee of $ 100 for a each candidate, and it is non-refundable. 

Eligibility criteria for a voter

1.       Only Pakistanis of the age of 18 and over are eligible to vote in election.

2.       New Zealand residents/ New Zealand Nationals with valid Pakistani ID/International students  studying in New Zealand/ valid work permit holders are eligible to vote in the election.

3.       Visit visa / visit permit holders are not eligible to vote in the election.

4.       As only paid members are eligible to vote 

5  membership fee  of $5 for individual and $10 for a family 

NOTE:
Any decision by the election commission will be binding on all parties which cannot be challenged

Mehfil-Ghazal

Pakistan Association presents Mehfil-Ghazal

Sunday 1April Time 5:30pm

Fickling Convention Center

546 Mt Albert Road three Kings

Free Entry

Info: Naveed Hameed – 0212631308 

Keep up the Pace

Huge turnout shows that wounds are being mended; all walks of Pak community were gathered on one platform. PANZ. We congratulate PANZ new team on their first gathering of Pakistan day and hope they will keep up the pace.

Pakistan association recognized the good work it members of and gave them the certificate of appreciation.

A good function ended with great Chicken Buriani.

 Click to see picture http://http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.351778551531543.80074.198997263476340&type=3       

Fwd: First Newsletter for 2012 from Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi NationalList M.P.

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Date: Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 10:15 PM
Subject: First Newsletter for 2012 from Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi National List M.P.
To: gobillag@gmail.com

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March 2012 Vol 2, Issue 1 In This Issue Message from M.P. Holi Pics Mixed ownership of Assets Ultra Fast Broadband First Newsletter for 2012 Dear Zubair       Welcome to our first newsletter for 2012.      I begin by wishing you a very happy and colourful Holi. I was fortunate to have participated in three Holi celebrations. The first one was organised by Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust, the second by the New Zealand Indian Student Association at the Telstra Clear Pacific Events Centre. As expected the Holi celebrations were captivating - notably the energy and vibrancy on display by school and university students. I am sure most of you have heard Kolaveri Di a simplistic rhyme which went viral with the young and old. It was quite amazing to watch nearly 100 youngsters dancing in tune with each other on Kolaver Di. From Holi celebrations organised by New Zealand Indian Students Association, I went to celebrate Holi with Honourable Judith Collins and other dignitaries at the Trusts Stadium, Waitakere, organised by the Waitakere Indian Association. Once again we witnessed a very colourful celebration of Holi and the drums by the Burundi Ethnic Group followed by special Bollywood dance and other cultural performances. One theme that stood out for me in both the celebrations was that these were not limited to Indian community. Our friends - both young and not-so-young from many ethnicities and cultures participated and had a wonderful time. This is what I believe as our culture's strength, the ability to welcome other cultures to join us in celebrations with respect and treat them as family while sharing with them our culture and learning about their culture.     Finally, I want to remind you all that I hold regular consultations at my office on Kolmar Road, Papatoetoe. If you would like to provide feedback or discuss any issues with me please call 09 278 9302 to make an appointment.   Regards                          Colourful Pictures of Colourful Holi Festival   Bringing prosperity to New Zealand and New Zealanders National campaigned tirelessly around the importance of bring back New Zealand's current budget deficit to surplus by 2014/15. One of the tools that the Government had mentioned that it would use was the use of mixed ownership model. Under the mixed ownership model the Government has promised that they will keep at least 51 per cent control over the companies and businesses, but publicly offer minority shareholdings in these businesses. Secondly, New Zealanders will be given priority in buying shares in assets and we expect that 85 - 90 per cent of these shares would be bought by New Zealanders. In order to further ensure integrity and transparency in the process of sale the Government has put a cap of 10 per cent on any individual/consortium owning shares in any of the companies/businesses. The Government has earmarked minority shareholdings in four state-owned energy companies and Air New Zealand towards the mixed ownership model after the Cabinet agreed in principle to do so. The Government has decided that Mighty River Power will be the first company to undergo an initial public offering, most likely in the third quarter of 2012.   I believe the mixed ownership programme proposed by this National-led Government creates a win-win situation for most New Zealanders. The Treasury estimates that we have around $100 billion currently invested in term deposits and equally significant amount in Kiwisaver and other investment funds. This provides us with a strong position to invest and gain from our investments. It also provides us an opportunity to diversify our investments from housing or finance companies to more efficient and competitive capital markets. From experience and as a member of the Indian community, I know how much we admire those before us who that made their fortunes by investing in capital markets. The money generated form the mixed ownership model provide significant funding for schools, hospitals and irrigation project for which we currently borrow from overseas. Not borrowing from overseas and funding our dreams on our own place significantly less burden on our future generations.  Making Ultra Fast advances in Broadband The second significant announcement relates to provision of ultra-fast broadband for our schools. The Government announced that it anticipates all schools in New Zealand will be connected to ultrafast broadband by July, 2013. I believe this is a fantastic initiative by our government as the internet is an exciting tool for current and future education. Ultrafast broadband in our schools will ensure that scarce resources, such as physics and IT teachers, can be shared over virtual classrooms from one part of the country to the other. In addition, high speed internet in our schools will ensure that learning will better target our future leaders, managers and professionals and provide them with the training and skills to be a part of the 21st century work force. In the Manukau East region, 29 schools are expected to be connected to faster broadband. With good number ethnic communities living in the Manukau region we can look forward to our children being provided world class education without the need to further migrate.  Authorised by Kanwaljit Singh Bakshi MP, 1/131 Kolmar Road, Papatoetoe, Auckland

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The Chamber membership

Dear Community member,

 

Pakistan – New Zealand Chamber of Businesses and Professionals is pleased to open its membership for a total number of sixty members only in this round of membership.

 

Attached with this email please find the Chamber membership rules document, and the Chamber membership form [in word that can be completed online].

 

The membership is by invitation and by way of expression of interest only. Interested persons and/or entities may complete attached membership form to lodge their expression of interest.

 

Pakistan – New Zealand Chamber of Businesses and Professionals

34 A Lansford Cres.           Phone. +64 (09) 820 7457                           www.pakzealandchamber.org [Under Construction]

Avondale, Auckland           Fax. +64 (09) 820 7458

New Zealand.                     Mobile. +64 21 418 034                              Email:chamber@pakzealandchamber.org                   

 

Press Release - Kashmir Solidarity Day Celebrated at Wellington

HIGH COMMISSION FOR PAKISTAN
WELLINGTON


PRESS RELEASE

Kashmir Solidarity Day Celebrated at Wellington


A Kashmir Day was organized at Wellington on 10 March, 2012, to express solidarity with the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

On the occasion, a Declamation contest was held to highlight the Kashmiris legitimate struggle for right to self determination. Youth of the community participated in the declamation contest. To recognise their participation, speakers were presented with trophies. Prominent community members also spoke on the occasion.


The High Commissioner in his brief remarks dilated upon the genesis of the Kashmir dispute. He paid rich tributes to the valiant Kashmiris for their sacrifices. He stated that Pakistan shall never relent in its moral, political and
diplomatic support to the people of Kashmir. The High Commissioner reiterated Pakistan’s commitment towards the peaceful settlement of the Kashmir dispute in accordance to the United Nation Security Council (UNSC) Resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.


Professor Arthur Buehler, Associate Professor of the Victoria University, was the guest speaker on the occasion. He provided summation of the proceedings.

An Art exhibition by the local Pakistani artists was also organized to showcase the local artists talent. Exhibits were greatly appreciated by the participants. Pakistani national songs and documentary films depicting the rich cultural heritage of Pakistan were also played on the occasion.


Some 150 people representing cross section of the local community attended the event, who were served a Pakistani dinner.

PR NO.04/2012

Wellington
11 March 2012

 

High
Commission for Pakistan
182 Onslow Road, Khandallah
Wellington, New Zealand
Tel. +64 4 4790026
Fax. +64 4 4794315

 

High Commissioner visits Auckland 24-26 March, 2012

HIGH COMMISSION FOR PAKISTAN
WELLINGTON
               
PRESS RELEASE

Subject:    High Commissioner visits Auckland  24-26 March, 2012

H.E. Syed Ibne Abbas, High Commissioner for Pakistan will be in Auckland for a three-day official visit from 24-26 March, 2012.

The High Commissioner during his stay will attend the Pakistan Day function being organized by the Pakistan Association of New Zealand (PANZ, Auckland Chapter), and meet the Pakistani-Kiwi community members..

The High Commissioner will also meet the Pakistani students, at a gathering arranged by Pakistan Students Association (PSA), Auckland. He is also scheduled to meet business persons and other officials.



P.R.NO. 04

Wellington
20 March, 2012


 
High Commission for Pakistan
182 Onslow Road, Khandallah
Wellington, New Zealand
Tel. +64 4 4790026
Fax. +64 4 4794315

Press Release - Pakistan-New Zealand Explore Trade Opportunities

HIGH COMMISSION FOR PAKISTAN
WELLINGTON

PRESS RELEASE

Pakistan-New Zealand Explore Trade Opportunities



After a gap of 22 years, the Inaugural session of the Pakistan-New Zealand Joint Trade Committee (JTC), was held at Wellington, New Zealand on March 15, 2012. Pakistan’s delegation was led by Secretary Commerce Mr. Zafar Mahmood. New Zealand side was headed by Dr. David Walker, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT).

During the meeting both sides reviewed the entire gamut of bilateral trade and ways and means to further enhance the economic co-operation. Measures to establish institutional linkages between Pakistan and New Zealand, especially, in the field of agriculture value chain and dairy industry were agreed upon.

The Secretary conveyed Pakistan’s desire to benefit from New Zealand’s expertise in the following areas:

•    Agriculture and food processing (especially dairy);
•    Technical-level education in food processing, animal health, post-harvest techniques and dairy;
•    Renewable energy sources.

Pakistan also expressed the desire to export mangoes to New Zealand.

Secretary Commerce conveyed Pakistan’s expression of interest to initiate negotiations on Free Trade Agreement (FTA), with New Zealand.

The Secretary stated that Pakistan will send a business delegation to New Zealand around November 2012. He also invited a New Zealand business delegation to Pakistan.

The meeting held under the Pakistan-New Zealand Trade agreement initialed in 1990, is expected to provide a new direction to bilateral trade to achieve its full potential. At present, the total volume of Pakistan-New Zealand trade is NZ$151  million and the balance of trade is in favour of New Zealand.
 
The Pakistan delegation also called on Mr. John Hayes, MP and Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Chair of the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Select Committee.

    The High Commissioner H.E. Syed Ibne Abbas, hosted a dinner in honour charactersf the visiting Pakistan delegation. The dinner was attended by Pakistan and New Zealand delegations. Amongst others, Mr. John Hayes, MP, Parliamentary Secretary and Chairperson of Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee, Mr. Tariq Iqbal Puri, Chief Executive of Trade Development Authority of Pakistan, Mr. Phil O’Reilly, Chief Executive Business New Zealand, Mr. Grant McPherson, Chief Executive Education New Zealand and High Commissioners and Ambassadors based in Wellington, were in attendance.


PR 02/2012

16 March, 2012
Wellington


 
High Commission for Pakistan
182 Onslow Road, Khandallah
Wellington, New Zealand
Tel. +64 4 4790026
Fax. +64 4 4794315

SAMA NEWS

SAMA NEWS

INDIAN NEWS

Advisory Committee

PANZ 2012-2015 Election Announcement   PAKISTAN  ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND (PANZ) has formed the Election Committee to conduct PANZ 2012-2015 Election.             This Election will be to elect the (3) members of the   Advisory Committee..      The Election Committee consists of   1-Syed Waqar Ali (Chief Election Commission) Tel: 021-720 750 2- Mr Tasneem Ahmed  (Member)  Tel: 027-4526801 3- Mr Mazhar Memon    (Member)   Tel: 021-520994     Details for Election are as follows:     Closing Date of Nomination: APRIL 10, 2012 at 6pm Election Date: April 15th, 2012. Venue:  Will be announced soon.      The Election Committee will  receive completed Nomination forms from the candidates at  SBT office Suite 6a Level 7 Penrose Business Plaza, 45 O'Rorke Rd. Penrose- Auckland from 5pm to 6pm.   Nomination forms are available from members of Election Committee, also attached with this email.   All members of Pakistani community living in New Zealand are hereby informed about the following decisions taken by the Election commission for free and fair elections. All of election commission’s decisions are aligned with the existing constitution of Pakistan Association of New Zealand.

Eligibility criteria for nomination of candidates

1. candidate should be Pakistani and 18 years of age or over.

2. Candidate should hold valid New Zealand resident permit/ Dual nationality(Pakistani or/and New Zealand National with NICOP)/work permit holders having two years valid work permit stamped on Pakistani passport.

3. Any person who is chairperson of any other non profitable organization is not eligible for the post of President in the executive committee of Panz.

4. All candidates for Panz Advisory Committee should have no criminal record.

Nomination  Fee.

There is a fee of $ 100 for a each candidate, and it is non-refundable. 

NOTE:
Any decision by the election commission will be binding on all parties which cannot be challenged.

Only the permanent residents and dual citizens (Pakistan and Newzealand) are entitled for the full membership. 

Eligibility criteria for a voter

1.       Only Pakistanis of the age of 18 and over are eligible to vote in election.

2.       New Zealand residents/ New Zealand Nationals with valid Pakistani ID/International students  studying in New Zealand/ valid work permit    holders are eligible to vote in the election.

3.       Visit visa / visit permit holders are not eligible to vote in the election.

4.       As only paid members are eligible to vote

Nomination Form as attached.

Regards

Election Commission

Attachment: panzadvisorycommitteelection20122015.zip

Invitation for a Flag hoisting ceremony – 23 March 2012

 

Dear Community Members,

 

Kindly find attached an invitation from His Excellency Syed Ibne Abbas,
High Commissioner for Pakistan, for the Flag hoisting ceremony, on 23 March
2012, details as below:

 

Day and Date:     Friday, 23 March, 2012

Time                     1000 hours

Address:              Pakistan High Commission

                             182, Onslow Road,
Khandallah, Wellington

 

Kindly note the programme will conclude by 1030 hours.

 

This is an open invitation to all Pakistan community members. You are
requested to share this invitation with all other fellow members, who may not
have received this email.  Thank you,

 

Kind regards,

Azam Bihan

PA to High Commissioner

 

High Commission for Pakistan
182 Onslow Road, Khandallah
Wellington, New Zealand
Tel. +64 4 4790026
Fax. +64 4 4794315

SUBHANALLAH

HINDU Commissioner of Police Converted to Islam in India with english translation part 1 of 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VbNMejlonA&feature=related

Ashmed

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From: mohammadt Khan <mohammadt.khan@gmail.com>

Date: Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 11:36 AM
Subject: Ashmed

Dear sohni dharti readers,

 

I strongly condemn few miscreants who have disgraced pakistan and damaged us badly.

 

1. People who wrote to MINISTERS OF CROWN to investigate our women and children without any proof.

2. People who wrote to PML(Q) head office to register a police case against our women and innocent children.just based on rumours.

3. people who printed receipt books in the name of pakistan high commission without any authority just to create confusion.

4. people who are again and again demanding details of disbursement of monies which was raised  by a foreigner and was all deposited in the trust account of Apna FM and was very transparent  and still avaiable on computer of the Apna990. all members of PANZ are fully aware of the most transparent distrution to IMRANKHAN TRUST  and TV1(GM's suggestion)

5.People who are creating a big fuss to scare away any person or organisation who want to help Pakistan by their dirty and mean tactics.

 

Mr Sahil shah The owner of  APNA is so annoyed and disgusted with the sick attitude of some trouble makers that he does not want to see or know any pakistani.

 

Shame on all those who play dirty tricks and defame the Pakistani community

--
Mohammad Tauqir Khan QSM JP

Pakistan National Day Celebrations

From: Pakistan Association New Zealand <panznz@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Mar 8, 2012 at 4:08 PM

Subject: Pakistan National Day Celebrations
To: panznz@gmail.com

Pakistan National Day Celebrations

We proudly announce that Pakistan Association of New Zealand is organising Pakistan Day celebrations this year on the 24th of March 2012. 

We believe our community cannot flourish and be strong and respected by others without unity, faith and discipline. Without you and your support we cannot achieve this goal, and now once again it is time for us to show our unity and faith and gather under one flag. We hope you will join us in the celebrations.

There will be a speech competition for children under 15 years and top three speakers will get prizes. The topic this year is "My Vision for Pakistan"

 

           Celebration Day: Saturday 24 of March 2012   At: 5 pm 

               Venue: Fickling Convention Centre 

 

               546 Mt. Albert Road Three Kings

 

               Mt. Roskill

 

            

 Programme:

·   Speech Competition for children under 15 years  

·   Topic: My vision for Pakistan 

·   Time limit: 3 Minutes per student

·   National Songs Entertainment 

·   Community Service Award 

·   Refreshments

 

Please register your child's name as soon as possible. 

Last day of registration is March 20, 2012.

For registration email panznz@gmail.com with your child's name, age, school and contact details.

Kind regards,

Naveed Hameed                  Uzra Casuri Balouch
President                             Vice President           

  The PANZ Executive Team 

www.facebook.com/mypanz

 

Geo Dost Chakwal Sa- Aap ki apni Khabar

http://geodost.tv/2010-12-16-chakwal-sa/
A Flash Back.

Honour of Constitution and integrity of Community.

As we see New pakistan association has taken the oath . We congratulation them and hope they will stick to the agenda of resort the honour of constitution and integrity of community. Ups and down comes in organization but what we have seen in last panz , is not hidden, constitution became just few papers , how we riped it known to all NO Exe election  , No agm in two years, no membership, NO funds, division in community, more then this half of the attendance on 14-aug was a disgrace for out going panz of Mr. Khan.

Hameed Naveed new president and his team have many challenges ahead of them.

to keep the record straight we request new panz of-12-14- to declared what the have got from out going panz. We also request , what happened to funds collected in name of panz and pak high commission? We know half that funds were given to imran khan Charity . What happened to other half sill unknown

Among few asset's panz have had a sound system, reports shows that has been disposed off to rubbish 

website designer/developer For PANZ

Dear Community members
Asalamoalikum

Pakistan
Association of new Zealand  is looking for volunteer web designer/developer  if you are
web designer or in your circle you know any web designer/developer

 

Please kindly contact us @ panznz@gmail.com  or www.facebook.com/mypanz
with any contact details or any connection you may have to get the
website started as soon as possible.

 

Your help is kindly appreciated and well acknowledged.

 

 Yours Sincerely,

Naveed Hameed and the Executive Team of PANZ


Phone # : 09-2154255
Cell # : 0212631308 

Pakistan
Association of new Zealand 

 

PTI-NZCT2012

Salam Everyone

On behalf of PTI-NZ I would like to inform that PTI Nz has announced their 1st event of the year 2012. PTI-NZCT2012. All those who want to participate or enroll your team please visit our Facebook page.

www.facebook.com/PTINZ

All information has been given there. Also it is requested to you all to spread this message to make the event successful.

Thanks

Khalid Baloch

Membership Coordinator PTI-NZ

Blood Balti 2012 in Chakwal

--

Zubair Saleem (BillaG)

 

 

JAPANNEWS

Miss Rosemond Ani becomes Mrs. Rabea Hussain

Listen details of Nikah on the following link

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/20733339

 

HOW AND WHY MY CHRISTIAN AMERICAN WIFE, ROSEMOND ANI, ACCEPTED ISLAM?

PANZ 2012 Oath Ceremony

PANZ 2012 Oath Ceremony

Respected Community Members

Assalaam O'Alaikum

 

Pleased be informed that Oath Ceremony for the new elected panel of PANZ 2012 will be held on 

March 04, 2012 at 4pm.

 

Venue:

Wesley Community Centre

740 Sanringham Road

Sandringham - Auckland

 

Note: Please forward this mail to other community members. Hall has been booked only for two hrs. Be on time to appreciate out going General body members and to welcome

new elected members.

 

Best Regards

 

Syed Waqar Ali

Atta Qureshi

Athar Shehzad

(Election Commision)