Strategic planning By Mr Allah Dad Khan Visiting Professor The University Of Agriculture Peshawar

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Strategic planning is the topic of a lecture given by Mr. Allah Dad Khan, a visiting professor at the University of Agriculture in Peshawar. The lecture is aimed at students and focuses on strategic planning. Mr. Khan discusses strategic planning as the visiting professor of the University of Agriculture in Peshawar.

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Strategic Planning
By
Mr. Allah Dad Khan
A Lecture To students
Visiting Professor the
University of Agriculture
Peshawar

Strategic planning By Mr Allah Dad Khan Visiting Professor The University Of Agriculture Peshawar

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