Career
- 1921 - He joined the Bengal Nagpur Railway (BNR) as Assistant Traffic Superintendent.
- 1940-42- Transport Advisory Officer, Railway Board (BNR).
- 1942-46- Controller of Coal Distribution (BNR).
- 1946 - Transport Manager,(BNR).
- 1946 - Chief Operating Superintendent, East India Railway (EIR).
- 1946-48- First Muslim GM of East Indian Railways
- 1948-48- He return to Pakistan & was appointed as Secretary,Ministry of Industries,Government of Pakistan.
- 1962 - Governor of East Pakistan.
- 1966 - Council for the Ministry of commerce,Rawalpindi Pakistan.
- 1949-52- Chairman,of Cotton Board & jute Board.
- 1958 - Founder Chairman,Pakistan Ordinance Factories (First and last civil Chairman).
- 1958-61- Founder Chairman,West Pakistan Water & Power Developmen Authority.
- 1983 - Chairman,Investment Corporation of Pakistan.
- 1983 - Federal Minister for Commerce & Defence advisor of Pakistan.
- 19** - N-W-F-P Provincial Minister for Finance,Planning & Development.
- 19** - Elected to the National Assembly of Pakistan and there after nominated member to ther federal Council (Majlis-E-Shoora)(Council of Advisors),
- 1985 - Elected to Senate of Pakistan.
- 1988 - Re-Elected to Senate of Pakistan.
The vision behind the development of the gasfields was of the late Mr Ghulam Faruque.Un-knowingly you carry his spirit in your wallet.From the security printing corporation that prints the currency in your wallet to setting up PIDC & Pakistan First Cement Plant,to developing the Karachi shipyard & establishing WAPDA.They are the people, both expatriates and Pakistanis, who deserve all tribute for the part they played in starting the economy of Pakistan. Ghulam Faruque Khan not only creat institutions but is an institution himself.
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