Imran Khan ranked as 3rd most popular global leader

PTI chief Imran Khan has been ranked as the 3rd most popular global leader in the list of ‘9 World Leaders’ on the Global Post.  

Chinese President Xi Jinping tops the list while US President Barrack Obama is placed at the second position.  

The Global Post says about Imran Khan:

A former cricketer turned Politician; Imran Khan is a philanthropist, cricket commentator, Chancellor at the University of Bradford, founding chairman of the Board of Governors of the Shaukat Khanam Memorial hospital and Research Center and the founder of Namal College (Mianwali).  

Khan became the Chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf, a political party that emerged in 1996, whereas Khan served to be the representative of Mianwali from 2002-2007 but it was not until 2013 elections when he found a suitable position of his party in the country.

A large number of supporters, especially youngsters in the country polled for their new heartthrob leader.

Khan was voted as the Asia’s Person of the year by the Asia Society in 2012, in the same year he was put as third in the list of ‘9 World Leaders’ on the Global Post and Jinnah Award was also presented to him. Not only these but many number of awards from different countries was awarded to him for his skills and services.

XI JINPING:  Holding three positions in China, Xi Jinping is the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, President of the People Republic of China and Chairman of the central Military Commission is on the top of the list.

He had also been the Governor of Fujian between 1992 to 2002. Xi is the fifth continuous leader from the family and has not been given up on his responsibilities, thus has started campaigns against corruption, continued with the economic policies, has an open view towards leadership and is still working on ‘Chinese Dream’.

Standing firm and strong on his first position Xi is no less than his ancestors. 

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