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Government starts consulting businessmen to address economic challenges

byCT Report
26/10/2017
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HYDERABAD: The President Federation of Pakistan’s Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Zubair F. Tufail has informed that the government has started consultation with the business community to meet the economic challenges being faced by the country.

The Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa had also held meeting with the business community while the leaders of three leading political parties also desired consultation with the business community for betterment of the economy of the country, he said this while addressing the traders, industrialists and representatives of the Lions Club.

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According to a press release, the ceremony was held here at a local banquet hall on late Tuesday night which was attended by the large numbers of the representatives of the business community of Hyderabad.

The President FPCCI said that the future of the nation is bright and soon all problems being faced by the economy of the country would be overcome with the support of all stakeholders.

He said that as a results of the untiring efforts of S.M. Muneer and Iftikhar Ali Malik, the leaders of Businessmen Group, the FPPCI has emerged as a financially strong organization and the group was striving to address grievances of the business community.

The Ex-President FPPCI and nominated candidate for International Director Pakistan Lions Club International Mian Muhammad Idrees while speaking on the occasion informed that over 30 Lions Clubs would be formed in Hyderabad, Tando Allahyar, Latifabad, Qasimabad, Shaheed Benazirabad and Larkana aimed to serve the needy people of the areas.

He called upon the philanthropists to share their pool in respect of donation so that the same could be utilized for improvement of socio-economic condition of the poor countrymen.

The Chairman Fateh Group and President Hyderabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry Goharullah while responding to appeal of Mian Muhammad Idrees, announced the formation of eight Lions Clubs in Hyderabad.

Among others, the Chairman UBG Sindh Dr. Khalid Tawab, Lion Malik Khuda Bux and District Governor South Pakistan Lion Muhammad Aslam Khan also addressed the participants of the ceremony.

 

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