Sherry Rehman
Pakistani journalist and diplomat

Born
December 21st, 1960
64 years ago
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Pakistan
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A prominent journalist and politician, served as the 25th Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States. Held various significant roles in government, including serving as the Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting. Established a strong career in journalism, advocating for freedom of the press and civil rights in Pakistan. Engaged in multiple initiatives to enhance bilateral relations between Pakistan and the United States during the tenure as ambassador.
Served as the 25th Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States
Held the position of Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting
Advocated for women's rights and press freedom
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