 moeenuddin ahmad qureshi, usually referred to as moeen qureshi, (born 1930) is a pakistani economist and political figure. a former vice president of the world bank, he was the interim prime minister of pakistan from july 18, 1993 until 19 october 1993. ==education== qureshi was born in kot radha kishan tehsil of district kasur. dr. qureshi holds a b.a. (hons.) and m.a. (economics) from the university of punjab and a ph.d. (economics) from indiana university. he received his initial education at islamia college lahore and government college, lahore. ==experience at the world bank== from 1980 to 1991 he was at the world bank, first as senior vice president for finance and chief financial officer of the bank from 1980-1987, and then as senior vice president for operations, in charge of all bank operations during 1987-1991. prior to that, mr. qureshi was at the international finance corporation as vice president and second in command between 1974-1977, and as executive vice president and chief operating officer from 1977-1981. he served with the international monetary fund from 1958 to 1970 and served both at headquarters and in the field in a variety of senior economic and operations assignments before joining the ifc.biography on emp global's webpage ==as interim prime minister of pakistan==  the continuing political crisis of 1993 in pakistan came to an abrupt halt when the prime minister nawaz sharif and president ghulam ishaq khan both resigned after two weeks of intense negotiations between the nawaz sharif government, benazir bhutto and the army. the resolution of the crisis was unique because for the first time in the nation's history, a government had voluntarily stepped down in order to avoid a possible military intervention. the negotiations were mediated by general abdul waheed kakar, the army chief of staff. the resultant agreement and its implementation followed strict constitutional procedure. ghulam ishaq khan was replaced by the chairman of the senate, wasim sajjad, who functioned as acting president until the elections. more importantly, moeen qureshi, a former civil servant and senior [[wo
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