About Omar Hayat Malik
Lived 1894 – 1982 (aged 87). Omar Hayat Malik was a Pakistani and Indian diplomat and mathematician.
Omar Hayat Malik was a Pakistani politician, educationist and diplomat A participant in the Pakistan Movement to the Constituent Assembly of India as a candidate of Muslim League and abdicated attendance until the Mountbatten Plan sanctioned the creation of Pakistan and its own constituent assembly. A gifted orator, Malik wished for the new state to be a theocratic democracy.
In independent Pakistan, Malik was appointed as the first vice-chancellor of the University of the Punjab. However, he resigned in 1950 and joined the diplomatic corps; Malik would serve as Pakistan's ambassador to Japan, Germany, Indonesia and as High Commissioner to India.
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Who was Omar Hayat Malik?
Pakistani diplomat (1894–1982)
When was Omar Hayat Malik born?
Omar Hayat Malik was born on 16 November 1894.
When did Omar Hayat Malik die?
Omar Hayat Malik died on 28 May 1982 in Peshawar.
What was Omar Hayat Malik's occupation?
Omar Hayat Malik was a diplomat and mathematician.
What nationality was Omar Hayat Malik?
Omar Hayat Malik was Pakistani and Indian.
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