Since then, I have been to China half a dozen times, interacting with China Radio International (CRI) in my official capacity. I was part of the delegation that went to China with President of Pakistan, Mr Asif Ali Zardari, in late September 2008. MS: My relationship with China formally started after I took over as DG PBC. Tell us a little bit about your interest in Pakistan China relations. Currently, I’m conducting news analysis and shows for Capital TV, besides writing for the English press. This job offer brought me back to Pakistan, and I took over as DG in June 2008. After the interview, both the Prime Minister and the Minister of Information offered me the job of Director General Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC). In May 2008, I came to Pakistan to interview the then Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr Yousaf Raza Gilani and the Minister of Information, Ms Sherry Rehman.
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After completing my 2-year degree, I landed a job in Voice of America (VoA) Radio TV online, both English and Urdu and worked there for 15 years. This was extremely disappointing for me and after thinking long and hard about the situation, I moved to the United States to study radio broadcasting. In the start of 1993, ethnic warfare started to take place in the city of Karachi, with conditions worsening each day. I was a member of the team of young reporters, who launched The News International in Karachi on 11 th February, 1991. This laid the foundation for my entry into journalism.
Inspired by his work, we established the “Brechtian Group” under the leadership of Mr Aslam Azhar, the founder of Pakistan Television (PTV). In mid-1980s, during the martial law of General Zia-ul-Haq, I was active in “Brechtian Theatre,” named after the great German playwright Bertolt Brecht, who was an anti-Nazi progressive individual. MS: As a young man, I had an interest in nearly everything, but my entry into journalism was through culture and politics. Please tell us about your journey as a journalist. Team Youlin Magazine caught up with him for a one-on-one interaction. His initiative of a radio channel and a web portal titled “Dosti (Friendship)” has provided a platform for cultural awareness among the two countries. He is one of the few journalists who have promoted the bilateral relations between Pakistan and China. Murtaza Solangi (MS) is a renowned Pakistani journalist, currently working at Capital TV, a local news channel.
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