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Born in Punjab, Pakistan in 1955, I lost my father at a young age and was raised by relatives. At 16, I joined the Pakistan Army for stability and completed high school while serving in an intelligence unit. In 1976, I moved to Libya, progressing from laborer to administrative officer with international companies. I earned a bachelor’s degree by correspondence and moved to the U.S. in 1984. Married in 1990, I’m now happily settled with my wife and three sons.
Akhtar Tazeen is a seasoned Pakistani journalist, editor, and media strategist known for his incisive reporting on international diplomacy, regional conflicts, and geopolitical affairs. Holding a Master’s in Mass Communication with training from Germany and Denmark, he has over two decades of experience, beginning in Urdu-language journalism and evolving into international media. As Editor-in-Chief of Pakistan in the World, he leads both print and WebTV, covering key issues like the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict and India-Pakistan tensions. A strong advocate for media cooperation and regional dialogue, he has represented Pakistan at global forums including IFJ congresses and media exchanges in Uzbekistan and Oman.
Born in Punjab, Pakistan in 1955, I lost my father at a young age and was raised by relatives. At 16, I joined the Pakistan Army for stability and completed high school while serving in an intelligence unit. In 1976, I moved to Libya, progressing from laborer to administrative officer with international companies. I earned a bachelor’s degree by correspondence and moved to the U.S. in 1984. Married in 1990, I’m now happily settled with my wife and three sons.
Empowering communities, preserving heritage, uniting Punjab.
