Veteran Journalist Munawar Naqvi Passes Away at 74
— September 1, 2025
ISLAMABAD (AIA) Renowned journalist Munawar Naqvi, Resident Editor of Financial Daily International, passed away on Sunday at the age of 74, leaving behind a legacy that has deeply impacted Pakistani journalism. With a career spanning over five decades, Naqvi contributed to several leading newspapers, shaping editorial practices and earning a reputation for accuracy and precision.
A Distinguished Career:
Naqvi began his journalism journey in 1970 at Daily Sun, rising through the ranks to become Associate Editor and edition-in-charge. He later joined The Muslim, where he managed multiple editions and edited stories submitted by senior reporters. His expertise in communications and management also led to a 28-year tenure at the Higher Education Commission (HEC).
Lasting Impact:
Known for his skills in crisis communication, translation, and event management, Naqvi was a respected figure in Pakistan’s media landscape. His dedication to journalism and commitment to excellence will be remembered by colleagues and peers alike. Naqvi’s passing marks a significant loss to the industry, but his contributions will continue to inspire future generations of journalists.