Robot, lol.
Bhai ja ,even in this i can't find anything to do with him trying to convince Ayub Khan
In 1960, President
Field Marshal Ayub Khan had appointed Dr.
Abdus Salam as his Science Advisor .[1] Soon Abdus Salam became the head of the Pakistan's IAEA delegation. [1] There, Abdus Salam had, now at the U.N. General Assembly , repeatedly and tirelessly advocated for the support of nuclear energy in his country. [1] And, due to Abdus Salam's significant influence on President Field Marshal Ayub Khan, Salam succeeded to obtain an approval from Ayub Khan, against the wishes of military government of Ayub Khan in 1965. [1] Due to Abdus Salam 's influence on President Ayub Khan, Salam had the commercial nuclear plant near Karachi personally approved, in spite of the opposition against the project. [1] In 1965, Abdus Salam traveled to United States, where in a ceremony, Canada and Pakistan signed a nuclear energy pact with
GE Canada establishing the country's first nuclear plant. [1] Per agreement, the PAEC's engineers and scientists led the construction of this mega-project. [ citation needed] While, GE Canada provided economical funds and
HEU based nuclear fuel.
Robot, lol.
Bhai ja ,even in this i can't find anything to do with him trying to convince Ayub Khan
In 1960, President
Field Marshal Ayub Khan had appointed Dr.
Abdus Salam as his Science Advisor .[1] Soon Abdus Salam became the head of the Pakistan's IAEA delegation. [1] There, Abdus Salam had, now at the U.N. General Assembly , repeatedly and tirelessly advocated for the support of nuclear energy in his country. [1] And, due to Abdus Salam's significant influence on President Field Marshal Ayub Khan, Salam succeeded to obtain an approval from Ayub Khan, against the wishes of military government of Ayub Khan in 1965. [1] Due to Abdus Salam 's influence on President Ayub Khan, Salam had the commercial nuclear plant near Karachi personally approved, in spite of the opposition against the project. [1] In 1965, Abdus Salam traveled to United States, where in a ceremony, Canada and Pakistan signed a nuclear energy pact with
GE Canada establishing the country's first nuclear plant. [1] Per agreement, the PAEC's engineers and scientists led the construction of this mega-project. [ citation needed] While, GE Canada provided economical funds and
HEU based nuclear fuel.
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so bahayia there you have it
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