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Fakhar-e-Alam called on Air chief, lauded for support

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Renowned Pakistani anchor and singer Fakhr-e-Alam called on Air Chief Mujahid Anwar Khan in Islamabad today.

According to radio Pakistan, the meeting took place in the backdrop of Fakhr-e-Alam’s historic circumnavigation tour around the globe.

During the meeting, Fakhr-e-Alam acknowledged Air Chief’s support and advice, which helped him in bringing laurels to the country.

Lauding this extraordinary feat, the Air Chief said this effort would go a long way in portraying the positive image of Pakistan in the world.

Fakhr-e-Alam also presented his book “Mission Parwaaz – Fakhre Alam Making History” to the Air Chief.

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On the anniversary of his iconic journey, Fakhar-e-Alam the launched his documentary ‘Mission Parwaaz’ in commemoration of the historic journey has announced.

Fakhr-e-Alam’s documentary ‘Mission Parwaaz’ encapsulates the iconic 23 day journey including the many hurdles he overcame.

The epic 23 day journey started on October 10th, 2018 from St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, Tampa Florida, USA, flying the ‘Pilatus PC 12NG’ single-engine turboprop aircraft, covering 22 countries in 23 days.

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Fakhr-e-Alam also said that I want more people from Pakistan to do such extra-ordinary things as Pakistanis have immense talent and ability.

My next focus is to travel in space, I want Pakistan’s flag to fly in there, I, therefore, need all your prayers, he added.

 

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