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I am not clear regarding the rank structure or designations in FSP. from where do u start(also BPS grade) and progressively how you move up. kindly help me out
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After the initial training period, junior officers join the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad and serve as Section/Desk Officers in the political, administrative or protocol wings. The hierarchy at the Ministry comprises five stages:

1) Section Officer
2) Director
3) Director General
4) Additional Foreign Secretary
5) Foreign Secretary.

Junior officers begin their diplomatic careers abroad as either Third Secretary or Vice Consuls. The hierarchies in Pakistan Embassies/High Commissions/Permanent Missions/Consulates abroad comprise six stages:

1) Third Secretary or Vice Consul
2) Second Secretary,
3) First Secretary or Consul
4) Counsellor
5) Minister or Consul General
6) Ambassador/High Commissioner/Permanent Representative

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After the initial training period, junior officers join the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Islamabad and serve as Section/Desk Officers in the political, administrative or protocol wings. The hierarchy at the Ministry comprises five stages:

1) Section Officer
2) Director
3) Director General
4) Additional Foreign Secretary
5) Foreign Secretary.

Junior officers begin their diplomatic careers abroad as either Third Secretary or Vice Consuls. The hierarchies in Pakistan Embassies/High Commissions/Permanent Missions/Consulates abroad comprise six stages:

1) Third Secretary or Vice Consul
2) Second Secretary,
3) First Secretary or Consul
4) Counsellor
5) Minister or Consul General
6) Ambassador/High Commissioner/Permanent Representative

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Initial appointment is as Assistant director which is sort of your designation and desk officer as your official placement, you can be protocol officer as well
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Cool what is scale Director
what is scale Director
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what is scale Director
Normally 18
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when a foreign secretary has 22 scale than why a director has 18. section officer has normally 17,18
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Kindly tell a brief description of what a new person does at ministery means his work load or work genre.
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