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PAF Air War College delegation visits KCCI

byCT Report
18/09/2021
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KARACHI: A delegation comprising senior officers of PAF Air War College led by Air Vice Marshal Hussain Ahmed Siddiqui visited the Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) who were briefed about the role being played by Karachi’s business community in the overall economic development of the country and how KCCI, being the largest and most vibrant chamber, has been struggling really hard to get the issues resolved and ensure an enabling business environment by frequently holding discussions with policy and decision makers.

Chairman Businessmen Group & Former President KCCI Zubair Motiwala (Via Zoom Facility), President KCCI Shariq Vohra, Senior Vice President Saqib Goodluck, Vice President KCCI Shamsul Islam Khan, Former Vice President Muhammad Idrees, Chairman Communication Subcommittee Qazi Zahid Hussain and KCCI Managing Committee Members attended the meeting.

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Speaking on the occasion, Leader of the delegation Air Vice Marshal Hussain Ahmed Siddiqui appreciated KCCI for providing the opportunity to PAF Air War College delegation to have access to firsthand information about Karachi Chamber, challenges being faced by Pakistan’s economy and the industrialists and their workforce who were an important element for creating a vibrant economy.

He said that no military instrument is viable without a vibrant economy and no nation can survive or expand its military without the support from a vibrant economy. The most important factor behind the success of any enterprise was stable governance and policies internally and externally also. A stable policy built upon after consultation with all stakeholders will only provide stability in terms of economy and industrialization, he added.

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