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Fehmida Mirza : ウィキペディア英語版
Fahmida Mirza

Fahmida Mirza (; (シンド語:فاهميدا مرزا); December 20, 1956; also spelled Fehmida Mirza), is the member of parliament who was 18th Speaker of the National Assembly, a lower house of Parliament of State of Pakistan.〔(Woman elected Pakistani speaker ) ''BBC News'', March 19, 2008〕 She is the first woman to hold the office
A senior and influential member of Central Executive Committee of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Fahmida Mirza hails from the influential Sindhi family has represented the Badin Constituency since 1997. A graduate of Liaquat Medical University in 1982, she is a practiced physician and did her house job in gynaecology and paediatrics. Before entering in national politics, Mirza had been a successful businesswoman and leading chief executive of her advertising company based in Karachi, Sindh Province which focused on agriculture development in the country. Joining the Peoples Party in 1997, her political philosophy reflected democratic socialism. Since then, she's been a potent force behind the left-wing politics in Pakistan.
==Early life==
Fahmida Mirza hails from a Sindhi-speaking Muslim political family the Qazis of Hyderabad in Sindh. Her grandfather, Qazi Abdul Qayyum, was the first Muslim president of Hyderabad (Latifabad) Sindh Municipality. Her father, Qazi Abdul Majeed Abid (Qazi Abid), held different ministries in the provincial (Sindh) and federal cabinets from 1982 to 1990 including Provincial Minister for Communication, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Federal Minister for Food and Agriculture, Federal Minister for Education, and Federal Minister for Water and Power. Her uncle, Qazi Mohammad Akbar, was a long-serving Provincial Minister in Sindh, including serving as Provincial Home Minister.
Mirza is the aunt of Pir Mazhar-ul-Haq, a three-time Provincial Sindh Minister and current member and leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party in the Sindh Provincial Assembly, who is related to the influential Sindhi political family through his mother. Pir Mazhar is currently the Senior Minister in the Sindh Cabinet with the portfolio of Education.

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