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can anyone tell me what is the difference bw CEO and MEO
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CEO is cantt. executive officer.. He performs the function in his cantt. that are similar to a DCO in district. MLO is Military Land Officers. Pakistan is the only country in which a british rule is still in practice which give 10% of all govt. leased land to military. He is the one who deal with all this military land and its disposal.
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can anyone tell me what is the difference bw CEO and MEO
Dr.ali.zaidi is quite right.
BTW,CEO stands for Cantt Executive Officer
MEO stands for Military Estate Officer

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My bad Kamran its MEO.. Military Estate officer.. just can't get over with MLOs (medicolegal officer) of hospital :P
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which post is more powerful and attractive CEO or MEO
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which post is more powerful and attractive CEO or MEO
Most definitely a CEO, but that doesn't mean MEO is less. Facilities wise they are equal. But yes, as far as charm and attractiveness is concerned, CEO is on top. In MLCG efficient officers are posted as CEO mostly. An excellent officer career includes 15 postings approximately, in which around 10 of them are as CEO.
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