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Founder Group announces candidates for ICCI elections

byCT Report
01/09/2018
in Chambers & Associations, Latest News, Pakistan Chambers
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ISLAMABAD: The Founder Group has nominated and announced its candidates for the elections of Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry for the year 2018-19. Sheikh Muhammad Ilyas, Ch. Muhammad Tahir, Mian Arif Husain, Muhammad Sulaiman Arif, Umar Farooq and Muhammad Ahmed have been nominated from Corporate Class while Ahmed Hasan Mughal, Tahir Abbasi, Abbas Hashmi, Zia Chaudhry, Haji Zafar Iqbal and Syed Muhammad Amin Pirzada have been nominated from Associate Class.

Addressing the Group meeting, Zubair Ahmed Malik, Chairman, Founder Group and former President FPCCI said that the Group has nominated talented candidates who are well-versed with the issues of the business community and hoped that they would play positive role in resolving the major problems of trade and industry. He said the markets of Islamabad have been given due representation in the nominated candidates for ICCI elections so that after winning, they could contribute to resolving key issues of traders.

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Speaking at the occasion, Muhammad Ejaz Abbasi, former President ICCI and Incharge Elections Campaign said that Founder Group has always nominated capable and talented business leaders for ICCI elections who played important role not only in the better development of the Chamber, but also for resolving the issues of business community. He said that ICCI was established in two rented rooms in a Blue Area building and it was due to the good performance of FG nominated candidates during the last 33 years that today Chamber has its own two 6 storey buildings and is making good progress day by day. He requested ICCI members to vote for Founder Group candidates in the ICCI elections on 13th September 2018 for the better protection of their business interests.

Abdul Rauf Alam, Khalid Javed, Mian Akram Farid, Tariq Sadiq, Mian Shaukat Masud, Khalid Iqbal Malik, Zafar Bakhtawari, Ch. Waheed ud Din, Nasir Qureshi, Ahmed Mughal and Coordinator Khalid Chaudhry also spoke at the occasion.

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