Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary Age, Wiki and Bio

Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary

Quick Info

ProfessionPakistan Army Personnel
NationalityPakistani
BirthplaceThal desert of Punjab, Pakistan

Bio/Wiki

Full NameAhmed Sharif Chaudhary Mahmood
NicknameCamel of the Desert
Known As22nd Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Pakistan

Physical Stats & More

Height5' 10" (178 cm)
Eye ColorLight Brown
Hair ColorSalt and Pepper

Educational Qualification(s)

College/University
  • Pakistan Military Academy, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
  • Command and Staff College, Quetta, Pakistan
  • National Defence University, Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Personal Life

ReligionIslamic
Food HabitNon-vegetarian
Hobbies
  • Reading
  • Writing

Family

FatherSultan Bashiruddin Mahmood (Nuclear Engineering)
SiblingsBrother - Asim Mahmood (Doctor)

Career

ServicePakistan Army
RankLieutenant General
Unit43 Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
Highlights
  • Ahmed serves as the 22nd Director General of ISPR since December 6, 2022.
  • He is a three-star General who began his service in the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering corps.
  • He has faced challenges being the first from his corps to lead ISPR, a position typically held by officers from combat units.
  • Ahmed has excelled in his military career, attending a military college in Germany and ranking top among international officers.
  • He has been recognized for his leadership during significant military operations, including Operation Sindoor.

Some Lesser Known Facts

Ahmed Sharif Chaudhary faced numerous challenges growing up in a middle-class family in a tough desert region.
He was often teased by peers for his strength, earning the nickname 'Camel of the Desert' during military training.
His father, Sultan Bashir Mahmood, was involved in controversies related to nuclear technology and was blacklisted by UN Security Council.
Despite early academic struggles, he persevered and successfully entered military service.
During his tenure, he has condemned violent events involving military and political tensions in Pakistan.