Faisalbinnaseer

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With more than 15 years of experience in journalism and media affairs, Faisal Bin Naseer stands among Pakistan’s most respected and accomplished media professionals. His career reflects a deep commitment to truthful reporting, ethical journalism, and public accountability. Over the years, Faisal has built a reputation for balanced analysis, responsible storytelling, and leadership within the press community. Faisal began his journalism journey with Nawa-i-Waqt, one of Pakistan’s oldest and most influential newspapers, where he honed his skills in investigative reporting, editorial writing, and political analysis. His insightful coverage of national and socio-political issues earned him recognition for accuracy, depth, and professionalism. He later joined City 24 News, where he served in senior editorial roles, contributing to news production, program management, and on-ground reporting. During his tenure, Faisal became known for his ability to bridge newsroom operations with public narratives, ensuring that journalism remained people-centered and fact-driven. Currently, Faisal Bin Naseer serves as the Focal Person at the Press Council of Pakistan (PCP) — the country’s top media regulatory and ethics body. In this capacity, he plays a crucial role in strengthening journalistic standards, ensuring compliance with media codes of conduct, and promoting freedom of expression with responsibility. He also liaises with journalists, editors, and media institutions to address ethical challenges and uphold press credibility across the nation. Faisal’s extensive career includes mentoring young journalists, participating in policy discussions, and advocating for media reforms that enhance transparency and professional integrity. His voice carries weight in conversations on press freedom, media literacy, and the evolving role of journalism in Pakistan’s democratic framework. Driven by purpose and guided by principles, Faisal Bin Naseer continues to contribute to the media industry as a journalist, mentor, and reform advocate, upholding the belief that the press must remain the conscience of society.