"Any one would like to be given a long term contract but I am ready for even the challenge of preparing this team for two very important tournaments like the Asia Cup and the World T20 tournament," the former captain said.
Moin was appointed head coach yesterday by the PCB's managing committee for Asia Cup and T20 World Cup with chairman Najam Sethi making it clear that performance of all the appointed individuals would be reviewed after the two events in Bangladesh.
The former wicketkeeper-batsman said Pakistan was blessed as it has a good mixture of experience and new talent in both one-day and T20 formats.
"We also have some good senior players in the Test format. So we have the nucleus and my job will be to motivate and prepare to play to their potential," he said.
"The good thing is that I have been with this team since last year as manager so we know each other and it will not be difficult easing into coaching position as well," he said.
Moin will be assisted in his coaching job by a team that includes former Test captain Zaheer Abbas, who has been made chief cricket consultant, Muhammad Akram, the bowling coach, and Shoaib Muhammad, the fielding coach.