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Tayyaba Munir Becomes FTO’ Youth Ambassador

Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO) Secretariat Islamabad has appointed Tayyaba Munir as Youth Ambassador with objectives to enhance public awareness of the Office services and initiatives among wider audience.

The youngster Tayyaba Munir is committed to excel in law profession as she remained an active student throughout her academic career whereas she believes to continue with the same spirit to improve quality of legal professional.

Legal Head of Internship Program Almas Ali Jovindah who is also advisor of the FTO said in a notification, Federal Tax Ombudsman Secretariat Islamabad appoints Tayyaba Munir who is currently serving as legal intern at the Office of Federal Tax Ombudsman (FTO). She has been appointed as the Honorary Youth Ambassador of the FTO. This appointment is effective for a period of six months. Ms Tayyaba Munir will play a pivotal role in promoting the mission and objectives of the FTO to a wider audience, as well as engaging in outreach activities aimed at enhancing public awareness of our services and initiatives.

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Ashi Asif is an advocate High Court and associated with TLTP News Wire Service as correspondent since 2020. She has covered The Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony Norway 2022. She can be reached at ashi@lawtoday.com.pk

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