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Pakistani politician

SenatorMuhammad Zahid Khan محمد زاہد خان

Chairperson-Senate Committee on Water and Power
In office March 2009 – 2012
President	Mamnoon Hussain
Prime Minister	Nawaz Sharif

Personal details
Born	Muhammad Zahid Khan 14 April 1956 Lower Dir District, Pakistan
Political party	PMLN (2024-present)
Other political affiliations	ANP (1997-2024)
Alma mater	B.A.
Occupation	Politician

Muhammad Zahid Khan (Urdu: محمد زاہد خان born on 14th April, 1956) is a Pakistani politician. He was a member of the Senate of Pakistan, serving as the chairperson of the Senate Committee on Water and Power. Zahid Khan served as the central spokesperson of the Awami National Party and has held this position since 1990 till 2023.

Early life

Zahid Khan was born in a small village in the Lower Dir District called Odigram. He got his early education from his native town and later, his intermediate education, from the Govt Post Graduate Degree College Timergara. He holds a bachelor's degree in Business Bdministration (BBA).

Political career

Zahid Khan started his political career while still in school. He has been a senator twice during his political career. He was elected as a senator for the first time in 1997 from the Awami National Party. In March 2009, he once again secured a seat in the senate. He served a senator until March 2015. He was the chairperson of the Senate Committee on Water and Power and a member of the Senate Committees of Communications, Information Technology & Telecommunication and Parliamentary Affairs.

On Sunday, November 10, 2024, Zahid Khan joined PML-N with his family and numerous political associates.

References

"Chairperson - Senate Committee on Water and Power". Senate of Pakistan. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
Profile of Zahid Khan (2020). "Zahid Khan Senator". Senate Of Pakistan.
"Chairman's absolute powers deprive many of Senate bodies". Pakistantoday. 11 July 2013. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
"Senate Profile". Senate of Pakistan. Retrieved 26 November 2014.

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