Dr Abdul Basit – About Dr Abdul Basit

Dr.Abdul Basit (Candidate for PS-124)

Lecturer, Performance Coach & Entrepreneur

I am an innovative and knowledgeable professional with several years of experience as a lecturer, performance coach, and entrepreneur. I have played an essential role in both the education and business sectors. The challenges I have faced throughout my career have led me to think creatively in order to achieve goals set within organizations and in life. Currently, I am interested in exploring new opportun ities to contribute my knowledge and experience to benefit my nation and society.

DoctorofPhilosophy(Busines)

InternationalUniversityofMalayaWales(Malaysia)2022completed

Master’s in Busines Administration AngliaRuskinUniversity,UK(Malaysia)2017completed

BSC in Acounting and Finance

AngliaRuskinUniversity,UK(Malaysia)2016completed

United National Movement Pakistan

Key Points from the 2024 Election Manifesto

Introduction of a bill for the attainment of district autonomy through three constitutional amendments.
Utilizing the 65% youth bulge to earn $100 billion through trade to liberate Pakistan from the clutches of the IMF and World Bank, implementing a practical formula.
Establishment of the Income Generation Program instead of the Income Support Program to restore the nation’s self-esteem, following a poverty reduction model akin to the Edhi Foundation. Encourage prosperous families to adopt one impoverished family each.
Implementation of an educational emergency for the next 10 years.
Implementation of a health emergency for the next 10 years.
Provision of one meal for school-attending children and milk for children, aiming to reduce stunted growth and dropout rates in schools.
Construction of new cities and associated industrial zones across Pakistan to alleviate urban migration. Making education and the school system a mandatory part of parenthood.
Provision of an additional 650mgd/day of water to Karachi through the K4 project in the next 5 years. Establishment of circular trains and radiating corridors.
Investment in Karachi’s economic engine to pull Pakistan out of economic crises.
Provision of subsidized food items for the urban poor population in cities and towns.
Rectification of fraudulent documents through the NADRA system.
Formation of a judicial commission to address the misuse of the quota system in Sindh.
Abolishment of the feudal system and implementation of the 2010 bill for agricultural reforms.
Control of law and order through community policing in cities and towns.
Comprehensive agenda for environmental pollution, including 5Rs (Refuse, Reuse, Replace, Repurposed, and Reduced). Detailed plans for environmental, water, coastal, and industrial pollution. Increase forest cover in Pakistan by 8% in the next 5 years.
Population inclusion of confined Pakistanis, providing them with identification cards and passports.
Conditional use of government advertisements in the media, linked to the salaries of employees and journalists.
Mandatory education on information technology at the primary level.
Stringent punishment for corruption and those looting national wealth.
Implementation of laws for the recovery of forcibly disappeared persons and individuals missing for more than 24 hours.
Establishment of a national-level minority commission and inclusion of FIRs at the government level for false accusations of blasphemy. Strict legislation against forced religious conversions.
Establishment of a jury system in the judiciary.
A 1% quota in all government jobs for the descendants of Khawajas.
Implementation of a law for royalties for writers, producers, directors, musicians, and actors, granting industry status to arts and entertainment.

“My objective is to contribute to the growth and value creation of an organization and society by applying my knowledge and creativity. I aim to actively participate in the development of the institute I am working for, as well as in my personal growth.”