No. 02/Dir(A-II)/2-5/17-18/2024-I
20-January-2025
Office Of The Auditor-General Of Pakistan
Probationary Officers (BS-17) Assigned Roles After Completion of Specialized Training Programme:
The Office of the Auditor-General of Pakistan is dedicated to fostering professional excellence, accountability, and transparency in the country’s financial systems. In line with its mission to ensure a robust public financial management framework, the office oversees the structured development of its human resources through specialized training programs. This notification marks an important milestone for the Probationary Officers (BS-17) of the Pakistan Audit and Accounts Service, who have successfully completed the Specialized Training Programme at the Pakistan Audit and Accounts Academy, Lahore.
This program, designed to equip officers with the expertise required for managing audit and accounts services, emphasizes practical knowledge, ethical standards, and leadership qualities. The officers listed in this notification are now being posted to various regional offices across the country to apply their newly acquired skills and knowledge in real-world scenarios. These assignments represent the first step in their professional journey to uphold the principles of good governance and accountability in the public sector.
The postings outlined herein reflect the Auditor-General’s commitment to ensuring that the best and brightest talent is positioned where it can make the most significant impact, contributing to the overall integrity of Pakistan’s public financial management system. Notification Describes;
TO BE PUBLISHED IN PART-III
OF THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN
OFFICE OF THE
AUDITOR-GENERAL OF PAKISTAN
Constitution Avenue, Islamabad
Islamabad, the January 20, 2025
NOTIFICATION
No. 02/Dir(A-II)/2-5/17-18/2024-1: On completion of the Specialized Training Programme in Pakistan Audit and Accounts Academy, Lahore, the following Probationers (BS-17) of Pakistan Audit and Accounts Service are transferred and posted (ON PROBATION) in the offices as mentioned against each, with immediate effect and until further orders:
| Sr. No. | Name of Officer (M/S) | Office |
| 1 | Ramish Khalil | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Punjab, Lahore |
| 2 | Asad Ullah Malik | Assistant AG, o/o the AGPR, Islamabad |
| 3 | Muhammad Ahmad Asif | Assistant Controller, o/o the CLA (DS), Karachi |
| 4 | Maria Hameed | Assistant AG, o/o the AGPR, Islamabad |
| 5 | Nasim Gul Soomro | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Sindh, Karachi |
| 6 | Shahzad Hussain | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Punjab, Lahore |
| 7 | Muhammad Abdullah | Assistant Controller, o/o the CLA (DS), Lahore |
| 8 | Unaiza Razzaq | Assistant AG, o/o the AGPR Sub Office, Lahore |
| 9 | Murtaza Hussain | Assistant Controller, o/o the CMA (RC), Rawalpindi |
| 10 | Beenish Younis Cheema | Assistant Controller, o/o the CMA (LC), Lahore |
| 11 | Syed Mehdi Shah Al-Mosavi | Assistant AG, o/o the AGPR, Islamabad |
| 12 | Nirmal | Assistant Controller, o/o the CNA, Karachi |
| 13 | Fasieh Ahmed Jalbani | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Sindh, Karachi |
| 14 | Noman Ali Gondal | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Punjab, Lahore |
| 15 | Farhan Sher | Assistant Controller, o/o the CMA (RC), Rawalpindi |
| 16 | Hasnat Ahmed Khan Niazi | Assistant Controller, o/o the CMA (MC), Multan |
| 17 | Muhammad Yascen | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Balochistan, Quetta |
| 18 | Umair Bukhari | Assistant AG, o/o the AG Punjab, Lahore |
| 19 | Muhammad Abu Bakar Farooqi | Assistant Controller, o/o the CMA (RC), Rawalpindi |
DIRECTOR (ADMN)
Phone: 051-9224083
The Manager,
Printing Corporation of Pakistan Press, Karachi
Conclusion:
This notification underscores the Office of the Auditor-General of Pakistan’s unwavering commitment to cultivating a competent workforce capable of addressing the dynamic challenges of public financial management. By assigning these Probationary Officers (BS-17) to key regional offices, the organization seeks to ensure equitable distribution of talent while reinforcing its operational framework at the grassroots level. These appointments not only signify the completion of a rigorous training program but also the commencement of a career journey centered on transparency, accountability, and public service.
The officers’ placements span various regions, enabling them to gain firsthand experience in diverse administrative and financial environments. This strategic approach is intended to build their professional resilience and equip them to uphold the constitutional mandate of the Auditor-General’s Office effectively. Their roles in ensuring adherence to financial regulations and maintaining public trust will be critical in driving forward the nation’s governance agenda. As these officers step into their assigned roles, the Office of the Auditor-General of Pakistan extends its best wishes for their success. It remains confident that this new generation of officers will contribute meaningfully to the continued enhancement of Pakistan’s public financial management systems, ensuring integrity and efficiency at every level.
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