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MOAZZAM MALIK
DFID
moazzam malik is director for
western asia and Stabilisation
at the Uk department for
international development
(dfid). he oversees the Uk
Government’s development
partnerships in afghanistan,
pakistan, tajikistan, kyrgyzstan
and stabilisation assistance to
address conflict and insecurity
in developing countries.
moazzam leads a division
comprising over 300 staff and
a budget of almost £500m spread across five
departments: dfid afghanistan, dfid pakistan,
dfid central asia, the Uk Stabilisation Unit, and the
director’s office in london.
Before taking up responsibilities in this area,
moazzam was director for Un, conflict and
humanitarian issues. he managed the Uk’s
relationship with the Un development system and
oversaw major Uk humanitarian operations.
moazzam previously led work on the 2006 white
paper on international development ‘making
Governance work for the poor’. Between 2003 and
2005, moazzam was principal private Secretary to
first Baroness amos and then the right hon hilary
Benn mp, Secretary of State for international
development. as principal private Secretary,
moazzam worked with ministers and colleagues
across Government on a wide range of issues
including the Uk’s assistance in africa and South asia;
migration and trade policy; reform of international
institutions; and the G8 Summit at Gleneagles. earlier
in his dfid career, moazzam managed dfid’s
programmes in pakistan, iraq and on trade policy.
moazzam is on the advisory Board to the Uk all
party parliamentary Group on conflict, sits on the
Board of Goodweave Uk, and was previously a
member of the Un Secretary General’s advisory
Group on the central emergency revolving fund.
outside Government, moazzam has worked as a
consultant economist advising large Uk corporate
clients and the world Bank amongst others; a
researcher at the london School of economics and
the overseas development institute; an adviser on
monetary and foreign exchange policy in the central
Bank of Uganda; an economist in a pakistani
development bank; and run a production engineering
business and an urban regeneration nGo based in
london.
MOHAMMED JAWAD
surgeon
mr mohammad Jawad, a pioneering reconstructive and
cosmetic surgeon was catapulted to fame in 2009 when a
channel 4 documentary ‘my Beautiful face’ aired. mr Jawad’s
work with acid burns victims continued in pakistan, where he
uses his skills to to treat survivors of radically disfiguring acid
attacks, the majority of whom are women targeted by family
members. in 2011-12 the oscar winning documentary, Saving
face chronicled his work there. his work for burns and acid
victims in pakistan has seen him recognised at Buckingham
palace.
in 2005 mr Jawad led a surgical team to offer expertise from the
Uk to victims of the earthquake in pakistan. they established a
clinical facility carrying out reconstructive procedures for limb
salvaging on approximately 25 patients per day for 7 weeks.
Simultaneous training of the al-Shifa medical staff members was
an added long-term bonus to the country.
he was awarded the Star of pakistan in 2009, for a project led
by him where a team of plastic surgeons went to indus hospital,
karachi to operate on children with cleft lips and palates and
burns victims, including training of local plastic surgeons.
mr Jawad qualified from dow medical college, pakistan, before
completing a cosmetic Surgery fellowship in london and
further training in the USa, italy, france, Belgium and turkey
before launching his career in the Uk.
he has held eminent posts throughout the Uk, including
extensive work with children, incl. at the chelsea and
westminster hospital in london, as consultant plastic,
reconstructive and Burns Surgeon, and honorary clinical
Senior lecturer at the University of london.
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