Recently, Pakistan-born professional trainer, Sania Alam has been recognized by the President of the United States of America, Honorable Joe Biden, with Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award 2021. Currently, Sania is the President of a US-based training institute, Futuristic Learning.
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She announced the news in a Twitter post stating, “Honored to be recognized by the President of the United States of America Hon. Joe Biden with Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award 2021. @JoeBiden @WhiteHouse”
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Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Sania Alam is Also a Member of NYC
In addition to this, professional trainer, Sania Alam recently joined the National Youth Council (NYC) of Pakistan as a member. She also has the experience of training the great minds at the Government of Pakistan’s Ministry of Science & Technology, Middle & Higher Management of Engro Corporation, 400 Senior Officers of Pakistan Army at Command & Staff College Quetta, have also conducted Super-Learning Workshops for more than 700 participants at a time.
Proud to see our own #KamyabJawan member of PM @ImranKhanPTI National Youth Council, @SaniaAlamIHMDin achieving great heights not only in #Pakistan but globally.
Congratulations for achieving the Lifetime achievement award from @POTUS ?? pic.twitter.com/a2Z4WDR3oA— Usman Dar (@UdarOfficial) August 10, 2021
President’s Lifetime Achievement Award is awarded to a person who, in the opinion of the critics, has delivered a fundamental, sustained and notable contribution to the discipline of anthropology over the course of their career. The award may be presented to a person of any nationality, and there is no limitation on which sub-branch of anthropology from which the winner may be chosen.
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