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Rishi Sunak: I hope I stay in the GG2 Power List top ten next year

Sarwar Alam
By Sarwar AlamOct 21, 2019
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Rishi Sunak, the chief secretary of the treasury, made great strides in his career this year which was reflected in his rise to seventh in this year GG2 Power list.

Speaking to the BBC, Sunak reveled his delight at making in on the coveted annual list that showcases the 101 Most Powerful British Asians, which was topped by Sunak's boss, Chancellor Sajid Javid, and why the number seven position holds a special place in his heart.

"It's a fantastic thing"...to be on the list...

On staying on the GG2 Power List next year....

Power List 2020 Top Ten:

  1. Sajid Javid
  2. Priti Patel
  3. Gina Miller
  4. Sadiq Khan
  5. Neil Basu
  6. Rabinder Singh
  7. Rishi Sunak
  8. Riz Ahmed
  9. Sir Venkatraman Ramakrishnan
  10. The Hinduja Family

To read Rishi Sunak's profile and see who makes up the rest of the GG2 Power List 101, visit https://www.easterneye.biz/power-list/ 

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