INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
LONDON: The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) has appointed British Pakistani Anila Khawaja as its head of international media to deal with the
international press.Secretary Information PTI Ahmad Jawad made the announcement through a notification issued by the PTI Central
Secretariat.The notification said: &I am pleased to appoint Anila Khawaja as ‘Head of International Media& with immediate effect.& PTI
also said that the appointment has been made as part of the decision to extend the media team of the party
The story of British Pakistani PTI diehard is fascinating
Anila Khawaja started supporting Imran Khan politics when only a couple of people supported his political cause
She was educated, bred and born in West London Ealing area
Anila received her post graduate degree in education from Brunel University and became a British qualified teacher
She took a year out in 2005 to help out the victims in Pakistan during its worst natural disaster, leaving her family and a well-paid job
She got involved in relief work during the 2005 earthquake that hit Pakistan, causing the death of more than 70,000 people
She worked with Imran Khan Earthquake Relief Fund (IKERF) for a year when Khan party was turned into an NGO for a year.She was all set to
return to London but was approached by the British High Commission to help start a British school in Islamabad
It was around 2008 that she formally joined PTI
Soon after joining the party she was given responsibility to deal with international media & a role she successfully performed till last
year when there were shuffles within the party
In a statement, Anila Khawaja said she looked forward to projecting the message of PTI to global audience on how PTI, under the leadership
of Imran Khan, is trying its best to turn around the fate of Pakistan.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source
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