Address: Islamabad, Islamabad Capital Territory
Profession: Journalist
Affiliation: Hum News
Mohammad Malick is a well-known journalist and TV broadcaster noted for his biting writing style and astute analysis. As a result, his name appears on the list of the top journalists. He began his polecat career in 1986. Throughout his journalistic career, he has held senior editorial positions in both print and electronic media. He has also served as a host for leading media outlets such as the News, Geo News, PTV, and Dunya News.
His direct, forceful, and vivid approach propels him to his destiny, and in a short period of time, he has achieved a great reputation as a journalist. As a result, he was promoted to the role of Managing Director of Pakistan Official Channel (PTV). He was also known as the highest-paid Chief in PTV history. His nomination as MD PTV was also contested in the Supreme Court, but he was eventually reinstated. PTV experienced a significant increase in income generation and quality programming as a result of his exceptional leadership abilities and strong devotion to his profession. The finest thing he did during his term was establish PTV Sports Channel as the first option of Pakistani sports fans. As a result, he deserves full credit in this regard.
Unfortunately, he was unable to enjoy his two-year contract as MD PTV and was forced to resign owing to disagreements with his coworkers. After a long absence, he has returned to the TV to present a political show called BreakingViews with Malik on 92HD. The show is mostly comprised of discussions with an expert panel comprised of politicians, analysts, and professionals. Each member of the panel expresses their thoughts on key political events of the day, as well as providing a full analysis of the articles. As seen by its most recent episodes, this programme should establish a high reputation. This programme airs every Friday and Sunday at 8 p.m. on 92 HD News.
His media colleagues and followers wish him the best of success on his new adventure with 92 HD news station.