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FCCI Annual Report 2023-24

“Developing, strengthening and


promoting a vibrant and
flourishing business climate for
prosperous community through
business leadership”

Mission of the FCCI will be achieved by:


Providing quality services to FCCI members and valued clientage through professionalism, innovation
and use of technology by staff and executives at FCCI.

Acting as an advocate for the local business community and facilitate them by providing opportunities
of economic growth and promote their businesses locally and internationally.

Raising an effective voice of the business community at highest levels with a strong pledge to enhance
economic prosperity in particular and quality of life of the community at Faisalabad.

Active participation in developing the national level business policies and budgets for the economic
growth and development for the country.

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Dear Members and Stakeholders,


As I reflect on the past year, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude for the remarkable achievements
and progress we have made together at the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI). This
President
annual performance report is a testament to our collective dedication, resilience, and unwavering
Faisalabad Chamber commitment to excellence.
of Commerce & Industry The past year has been one of significant growth and transformation for FCCI. We have successfully navigated
numerous challenges, embraced innovative solutions, and forged stronger partnerships within our community
and beyond. Our concerted efforts have resulted in substantial improvements in infrastructure, enhanced
services, and a more robust support system for our members.

One of the cornerstones of our success has been our commitment to our members. At FCCI, we believe that
our members are our greatest asset, and their success is our success. We have continued to prioritize their
needs, providing them with the resources, support, and advocacy necessary to thrive in an ever-evolving
business landscape. Our initiatives, such as the Business Facilitation Center and various developmental
projects, are designed to empower our members and foster a conducive environment for business growth.

I am particularly proud of our advancements in city-level infrastructure and services. From the upgradation of
"Faisalabad stands as the heartbeat of key hospitals and the implementation of the Safe City Project to our proactive stance on tra c management
and waste disposal, our efforts have significantly enhanced the quality of life in Faisalabad. These
Pakistan’s industrial growth, and FCCI achievements are a testament to our collaborative spirit and our unwavering commitment to the betterment
of our city.
remains committed to driving
Moreover, our financial performance has seen remarkable improvement. The substantial almost 3X increase
innovation and collaboration to ensure in our equity position is a clear indication of our prudent financial management and strategic initiatives. This
our city leads the nation in economic growth enables us to invest more in the development of our services and infrastructure, further benefiting
our members and the community.
advancement.”
Looking ahead, we remain steadfast in our vision to transform FCCI into a proactive, influential, and
innovative body that sets benchmarks for excellence.
Dr. KHURRAM TARIQ
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to our members, partners, and stakeholders for their trust, support, and
collaboration. Together, we will continue to build a brighter, more prosperous future for Faisalabad.

Warm regards,

Dr. Khurram Tariq


President

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Dear Members and Stakeholders,

Sr. Vice President As we look back over the past year, I am deeply impressed by the strides we've made as a team at the
Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI). Our collective dedication and hard work have
Faisalabad Chamber been instrumental in driving the chamber's success and fostering growth within our community.
of Commerce & Industry
The achievements we celebrate today highlight our commitment to innovation and member support.
This year, our focus on enhancing infrastructure and expanding our service offerings has yielded
impressive results, from improved city amenities to more effective business support mechanisms.
These developments not only reflect our progress but also our strategic approach to addressing the
needs of our members and the broader community.

I am particularly encouraged by our financial growth and the ability to reinvest in our projects, which
strengthens our capacity to support our members further. As we move forward, I am confident that
the groundwork we've laid will continue to yield positive outcomes.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to our successes. Your support and dedication are vital as
we strive for continued excellence.

Best regards,

“With Faisalabad's robust textile


industry as our foundation, FCCI's
Dr. Sajjad Arshad
vision is to harness new opportunities Senior Vice President
and foster sustainable growth for all
sectors of our local economy.”

Dr. Sajjad Arshad

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Dear Members and Stakeholders,

Vice President Reflecting on the past year at the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FCCI), I am proud of
the progress we've achieved and the positive impact on our community. Our focused efforts and
Faisalabad Chamber collaborative spirit have driven significant improvements in our services and infrastructure.
of Commerce & Industry
This year, we've made notable advancements, including upgrades to key facilities and enhanced
support for our members. These initiatives are a testament to our commitment to fostering a thriving
business environment and improving city life.

Our financial stability has also strengthened, allowing us to invest further in important projects. I am
optimistic about our continued growth and success as we build on these achievements.
Thank you to all our members and partners for your ongoing support and dedication.

Sincerely,

"FCCI continues to be the bridge Haji Aslam Bhalli


between Faisalabad’s dynamic business Vice President

community and the evolving global


market, ensuring our members stay
competitive and resilient in an ever-
changing landscape.”

HAJI MUHAMMAD ASLAM BHALLI

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CONTENTS
12 Editorial Board

13 Annual General Meeting (AGM) Notice

14 Introduction of FCCI

23 Executive Committee Members

28 Financial Report

39 FCCI Performance Report

71 Standing Committee Performance Report

104 Glimpses

148 Thank You Note

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Editorial Board

Muhammad Ayub
Secretary General

Nasir Yasin Randhawa Bilal Sharif


Deputy Secretary General Deputy Secretary Finance
(Chief Editor)

Sardar Sajid Aleem Kamran Feroz


Media Advisor Asst. Manager Meetings & Committee
(Co-Chief Editor) (Co-Editor)

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Introduction of FCCI Introduction of FCCI


Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry is chairmen highlight the issues faced by their meet their mandated responsibilities; the I.T
a registered trade organization duly licensed by sector & discuss the possible solutions. department regularly keeps circulating
the Ministry of Commerce under the Trade The fundamental objective of the FCCI is to business-related statistics, in addition to
Organization Act 2013. Established in 1974 as a safeguard the legitimate interest of the market intelligence information, fairs, and other
limited company by Guarantee with the title of Business Community by establishing close activities directly linked with the industry, trade,
"The Lyallpur Chamber of Commerce & liaisons with the concerned Government and service sector; The R&D section plays a
Industry", Ministries, Divisions, and Departments. Although proactive role by conducting research studies
Its o ce was initially established in the main its rudimentary obligation is to focus on the and publishing books on different topics
MCB Building, Bank Square, outside Katchehry issues confronted by its members, it also directly linked with the economy. Moreover, the
Bazar. Afterwards, it was moved to the NBP vigorously takes part in CSR activities, in R&D also holds awareness sessions, seminars,
building, Jail Road before, finally, being shifted addition to concentrating on the uplift of the and symposiums for the convenience and
to its purpose-built, state-of-the-art FCCI fastest growing city of Pakistan because of its city and the welfare of its inhabitants. Moreover, benefit of its members, which could help them,
Complex at East Canal Road. Presently FCCI is state of the art textile industry. It is the third the FCCI also formulates budget proposals every encounter emerging challenges. Over the years,
being managed by President, Dr. Khurram Tariq, thickly populated city while it ranked second year — along with giving input in policy the FCCI has emerged as a prestigious
Senior Vice President, Dr. Sajjad Arshad and major in term of revenue generation. Textile is formulation — which has a positive impact on organization that has strong linkages with
Vice President, Haji Aslam Bhalli. the iconic representation as it alone caters the business community and economy. Not only foreign embassies and diplomats with
The title of The Lyallpur Chamber of Commerce 80% domestic needs of cloths and clothing in this, Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce & objectives to enhance bilateral trade. The FCCI
& Industry was later changed to "Faisalabad addition to contributing around 45% share in Industry also tries its optimum best to settle also dispatches trade delegations to different
Chamber of Commerce & Industry" when the total textile export of Pakistan. Its share in GDP business-related disputes among its members traditional, non-traditional, and emerging
city was renamed "Faisalabad" in 1977 after the of Pakistan is roughly estimated around 22%. through arbitration. markets.
name of the then King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. On The FCCI has seven thousand members who Concerning its management, the FCCI has a Functionally, the chamber deals with the
the promulgation of the Trade Organization Act regularly elect a 30-member Executive well-established Administration, Membership, Issuance of Visa Recommendation Letters and
2007, it was relicensed by the Ministry of Committee headed by the President, Senior vice R&D, International Fairs & Trade Delegation, I.T, "To Whom It May Concern" Certificates and
Commerce, Government of Pakistan and President & Vice President. The Secretary- Press & Media, Finance, and Security Attestation of Export Documents i.e. Certificate
incorporated with SECP under sections 5 & 42 General, a senior executive head, looks after its Departments. All these departments are liable to of Origin (CO), BL, Invoices, Sales Tax
of the Companies Ordinance 1984. It works administration. The executive body is mandated
under the disciplinary control of the Regulator to frame the policies; whereas, the Secretary-
Directorate General of Trade Organization General is responsible for the execution of the
(DGTO), Islamabad. The FCCI is also a liated policies and directives of the elected president.
with The Federation of Pakistan Chambers of The President FCCI constitutes Sector Specific
Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) at the National Standing Committees comprising businessmen
level. from the relevant field. Currently we Have More
Geo strategically located in the heart of than Eighty Two (82) Standing Committees.
Pakistan, Faisalabad has emerged as one of the These Standing Committees headed by

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near future.
In a nutshell, the main objective of The
Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry
is the transformation of Faisalabad into a
vibrant Industrial, Commercial, and Export hub
of South Asia; thus, the chamber is fully
invested in achieving its goal by providing its
documents, etc. to its members. Having a keen It is privilege for the FCCI that its four members members the best of the best facilities and
interest in facilitating the members, the were awarded with the "Pride of Performance" bringing about groundbreaking innovations and
chamber has established Police Khidmat including Haji Bashir Ahmad, Sitara Group, Mian transformation in Pakistan's trade sector.
Markaz, SMEDA, NPO, FTO, PESSI, Labor, and Muhammad Hanif, Madina Group and Mian
NADRA desks while many more are in the Muhammad Latif, Chenab Group & Musaddaq
pipeline. As a part of CSR activities, the FCCI has Zulqarnain, Interloop Limited in recognition of
made significant contributions during natural their extraordinary performance in the field of
calamities, floods and earthquakes; Economy and philanthropy.
rehabilitation of Internally Displaced Persons Looking towards the future, the FCCI has been FCCI Services
(IDPs). In addition, our members also generously contemplating to play its dynamic role in the
donate to social welfare, in addition to development of city infrastructure on PPP
extending education and health facilities to the mode. The chamber has already acquired land
marginalized segments of society. in the M3 Industrial zone for the new FCCI
The services of the FCCI do not end here; the Complex; it has also linked MoUs with different
first upcountry Dry port in the private sector education and research institutes to produce
was also the brainchild of FCCI, which is now competent and innovative entrepreneurs. In this
offering import & export clearance facilities at connection, a proposal is under consideration to
the local level. The FCCI has the potential to establish a world-class "Business-school" on the
boost the establishment of the FIEDMC, which pattern of LUMS. Further, a proposal for the
has — so far —successfully developed three construction of a New Civilian Airport is also on
major and scientifically organized industrial the FCCI agenda, which would play an
estates, including Value Added City, M3 instrumental role in the development of the
Industrial Estate, and Allama Iqbal Industrial aviation industry in this area. Besides, the FCCI
Estate. The FCCI has also played its role in the has also made serious efforts for the
establishment of the Faisalabad Garment City, construction of the State-of-the-Art Faisalabad
contributing to the export of value-added textile Expo Center, and the groundbreaking ceremony
products along with the creation of millions of of this mega project is expected to be
new job opportunities. performed by the Chief Minister of Punjab in the

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Historic Firsts
Here are key points on the FCCI's performance, highlighting historic firsts for the chamber:
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif's Visit:
Under the President's leadership, the chamber hosted a historic visit from Prime Minister Shehbaz
Sharif, further elevating the chamber's national profile and influence.
President's Historic Speech in the Senate:
The FCCI President delivered a groundbreaking speech in the Senate, making history as the first
Chamber leader from Faisalabad to address the nation's highest legislative forum. This speech was a
pivotal moment, where the President highlighted the vital role that Faisalabad plays in the national
economy, particularly emphasizing its contribution as the textile capital of Pakistan.
Chairman Anomaly Committee of FBR:
The President broke new ground by taking on the role of Chairman of the Anomaly Committee, ensuring
that industry concerns were addressed at the highest levels.
First State Visit of FCCI to AJK:
In a historic milestone, the FCCI President led the first o cial delegation to the State of Azad Jammu &
Kashmir (AJK), marking a significant step in strengthening trade and business ties between Faisalabad
and AJK. The visit was aimed at exploring new opportunities for collaboration, investment, and
economic growth in the region.
During this landmark visit, the delegation engaged with key government o cials, business leaders, and
local entrepreneurs in AJK, discussing potential avenues for partnerships in sectors such as textile,
agriculture, tourism, and technology. The trip also opened doors for FCCI members to expand their
operations and markets into AJK, fostering greater connectivity and regional cooperation.
Launch of First E-Chamber:
The President launched the innovative E-Chamber platform, digitizing the chamber's operations and
services for the first time, making it more accessible and e cient for members.
Launch of Cyberabad:
The President initiated the groundbreaking Cyberabad project, a first in the chamber's history, aimed
at transforming Faisalabad into a tech-driven hub for innovation, industry, and digital growth.
Historic 6th September Event:
For the first time, the chamber organized a major event on 6th September to honor stars from
Faisalabad, symbolizing a stronger connection between the business community and national pride.
Historic 14th August Celebration:
The President led an unprecedented celebration of Pakistan's Independence Day at the chamber,
marking a significant first in the organization's engagement with national holidays and engaging family
members as well.

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Presence in Senate Standing Committees:


For the first time in the chamber's history, the President secured active representation in Senate Executive Committee Members
Standing Committees, increasing the chamber's voice in national policy-making.
Financial Optimization Leading to Financial Independence for future events:
Under the President's leadership, FCCI has made significant strides toward financial independence
through strategic financial optimization. By ensuring precise and thoughtful allocation of funds, the
Chamber has adopted e cient financial management practices, allowing resources to be utilized
effectively across key initiatives. Dr. Khurram Tariq
The President's focus on financial discipline included: President FCCI
Streamlining expenditures to avoid unnecessary costs and channel funds into high-impact
projects. +92 300 866 2444
Improving revenue streams by introducing innovative programs and expanding membership. president@fcci.com.pk
Maximizing returns on existing resources through careful investment and cost-saving Kay & Emms (Pvt) Limited. Chak No. 117/JB,
measures. Millat Road, Dhanola, Faisalabad.
Handling Arbitration Cases on Court Referrals:
For the first time in FCCI's history, the Chamber under the President's leadership successfully managed
arbitration cases referred directly by the civil courts. This achievement highlights the Chamber's
growing influence in the legal and business community, setting a new standard for how commercial
disputes are managed in Faisalabad. Dr. Sajjad Arshad
City Development Projects: Senior Vice President, FCCI
Safe City Initiative & 93Km Bypass: The President took proactive leadership in advancing key city
development projects, including Faisalabad's Safe City Initiative and the construction of a 93-km +92 300 865 4686
Bypass, both of which are firsts for the city. svp@fcci.com.pk
No Tax Liability: Dr. Sajjad Arshad Poultry, Farms 297,
This accomplishment reflects the robust financial management, transparency, and e ciency brought Khayaban Gardens, Sargodha Road, Faisalabad.
to FCCI's operations, resulting in greater financial stability and savings for the Chamber. This
breakthrough sets a new precedent for fiscal discipline and long-term sustainability.
Development of Business Facilitation Center:
In another historic move, the FCCI President spearheaded the creation of a Business Facilitation
Center, designed to provide one-stop solutions for local businesses. This center offers support Muhammad Aslam Bhalli
services ranging from legal, financial, and regulatory assistance to technological and market Vice President FCCI
intelligence services
Taking Responsibility for Faisalabad “Shuhada”:
+92 300 866 6865
In a groundbreaking initiative, the President took on the noble responsibility of supporting the families
vp@fcci.com.pk
of Faisalabad's Shuhada (martyrs). By establishing programs to assist the families of martyrs, FCCI has,
for the first time, integrated social responsibility into its core mission. Muhammad Aslam Broker, P-68, Upper Story,
Gole Karyana, Rail Bazar, Faisalabad.

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Executive Committee Members Executive Committee Members


Mr. Atif Munir Sheikh Mr. Imran Mehmood Mr. Gulzar Ahmed Rana Amir Raza
Imm. Past President Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member

+92 300 866 2764 +92 300 865 2836 +92 321 668 0321 +92 321 841 3737
munirimpex@hotmail.com aspen@aspentextile.com greengoldseeds@gmail.com
Abdullah Mahad Impex Aspen Trade International Green Gold Agree Seeds (Pvt) Ltd. R. H Textiles
Munir Tower, Sitara Market, C,170 Ali Chowk Dhudhi Wala P-16, Dijkot Road, Chak No.215 R.B,
Maqobool Road, Faisalabad. Jaranwala Road Faisalabad. Faisalabad. Nethri Road Near Yasin Chowk,
Jaranwala Road, Faisalabad.

Mr. Abrar Ahmad Khan Mr. M. Bilal Tahir Mr. Muhammad Tayyab Mr. Akbar Pervez
Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member

+92 321 668 8899 +92 300 866 6715 +92 320 866 3367 +92 321 899 9998
sunderplast@gmail.com Suzuki.burj@yahoo.com
Sunder Plast (Pvt) Ltd. Suzuki Burj Motors Stuff International Plus Securities (Pvt) Ltd.
18/5, Mughal Market, Opp: Chak # 231/R.B, 828-A, Small Industrial Estate, Ofce 305, Ayesha Block,
Muhammadi Mosque, Saeed Colony # 1, Sargodha Road, Abdullah Garden,
Ghatti, Faisalabad. East Canal Road, Faisalabad. Faisalabad East Canal Road, Faisalabad.

Haji Abdul Rauf Mr. Muhammad Azhar Ch. Mr. Muhammad Asghar Mr. Muhammad Asim
Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member

+92 300 965 8034 +92 300 866 3681 +92 300 966 6711 +92 321 866 6400
taibah@fsd.comsats.net.pk lionazhar@live.com
Taibah Industries (Regd) Abco Technical (Pvt) Ltd. Gillan Dyeing Asim Dyes
Taibah Street, 63, Mehar Sadiq Market, 117/JB, Dhanolla Millat Road, Ofce No. 7, 1st Floor,
Sheikhu Pura Road, Sadiq Plaza, Railway Road, Same Nala, Faisalabad. Siddique Plaza,
Faisalabad. Faisalabad. Circular Road, Faisalabad.

Mr. Shakeel Ahmad Mr. M. Shaq Kashif Mr. Zeeshan Akram Mian Abdul Waheed
Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member

+92 300 966 4696 +92 320 780 0000 +92 300 866 1313 +92 300 966 8076
chairman.sizing.industries@gmail.com abdulwaheed@live.com
Data Hajvery Sizing Industries Khudam-Ul-Hurmain Int’l (Pvt) Ltd. Zeeshan Akram Yarn Broker Hawk International
P-251, St 5, Ayub Colony, Shop No. 70-71, P-9/6, Sootar Mandi, P-490, ST # 6 Madina Chowk,
Jhang Road Faisalabad. Iqbal Stadium, Faisalabad. Montgomery Bazar, Faisalabad. Afghan Abad 1, Faisalabad.

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Executive Committee Members Executive Committee Members


Mr. Sana Ullah Khan Niazi Ch. Khadim Hussain
Executive Member Executive Member Mr. Shaq Hussain Shah
Executive Member
+92 300 791 6461 +92 321 819 3232
skniazi36@gmail.com azjutt1987@gmail.com +92 321 866 1750
shaqshah5341@gmail.com
Hameed Traders Maan Weaving Factory
846-C Small Industrial Estate Makkah Center, Motor Market, Yusuf Shaq & Company
Sargodha Road Faisalabad. Jhang Road, Faisalabad. 126-B, Eden Garden,
Faisalabad.

Mr. M. Zafar Iqbal Mr. Ghulam Hussain Ms. Haniah Javed Mrs. Farah Haris
Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member

+92 300 866 9839 +92 300 797 1001 +92 301 866 2989 +92 301 865 1314
zafarsandhu@gmail.com ghulamhussain.ilt@gmail.com energy@tower.sitara.com.pk info@fechemicals.com

Blossom Enterprises G.H Traders, Sitara Energy Limited F.E Chemicals


P-5,Chanab Market Susan Road, Ofce No. 04, Basement, 4th Floor, Sitara Tower, Plot # 2 , ST# 2,
Near, MCB Bank, Madina Town, 1st Gallery, Rex City Plaza, New Civil Lines, Bilal Road, Ibrahim Dying Street,
Faisalabad. Satiana Road, Faisalabad. Faisalabad. Gulzarpura, Satiana Road,
Faisalabad.

Mr. Maqsood Akhter Mr. Faisal Ali


Executive Member Executive Member

+92 300 660 1972 +92 321 720 0000

Bismillah Techno Impex Pure Gold Jewellers


Street#1, Shop No 27, Shop No.5, Rehman Hights,
Sector#1, Motor Market, Satiana Road, Faisalabad.
Kausarabad, Jhang Road,
Faisalabad.

Malik Manzoor Maqbool Khan Mr. Muhammad Asif


Executive Member Executive Member

+92 321 786 2222 +92 300 866 5970

Alfalah Hosiery, Asif Brothers,


P-84 Jinnah Colony, Ghalla Mandi, Dijkot Road,
Faisalabad. Faisalabad.

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Financial Report

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

OF

THE FAISALABAD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2024

THE POWER OF BEING UNDERSTOOD


AUDIT I TAX I CONSULTING

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FCCI
PERFORMANCE
REPORT
2023-24

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Internal Functioning of FCCI

Steps
for the Efforts led by FCCI President Dr.
Welfare Khurram Tariq have resulted in
the right sizing of FCCI staff,
of FCCI Staff optimizing organizational
e ciency by eliminating
redundant positions and merging
job roles.

"Take care of your employees


and they'll take care of
your business." –
Richard Branson

Historic Increments to Performing Staff:


Children Education Health Insurance Under the leadership of Dr. Khurram Tariq,
FCCI has implemented historic increments to
recognize and reward its high-performing
Right Sizing Historic Increments staff. This initiative motivates employees,
fosters a culture of excellence, and
strengthens FCCI's position as an employer of
Job Clarity Umrah Package choice in Faisalabad.

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Health Insurance Cheque Payment for Deceased Employees - Compassionate Support to


Bereaved Families:
FCCI demonstrated its compassion by facilitating the health insurance payment to the family
of Mr. Sanaullah, an employee who passed away while serving FCCI. This gesture underscores
FCCI's commitment to supporting its employees and their families during times of need.
Employee Umra Scheme - Facilitating Umrah Trips for Employees:
FCCI, under the guidance of its o ce bearers and Executive Committee
members, initiated the Employee Umra Scheme.

Education Fee of Staff


Members - Initiative to
Support Children's Education: Management Systems
Launch of E-Chamber - Leading to
Initiated by FCCI o ce bearers Ease in Availing All Services from the
and championed by Hafiz Asim Comfort of Home: The introduction of
sb, the Education Fee initiative E-Chamber by FCCI has revolutionized
member services by enabling them to
supports the education
access all FCCI services remotely. This
expenses of employees' digital platform, spearheaded by Dr.
children. Khurram Tariq, offers members
convenience and e ciency in
conducting business activities from
the comfort of their homes or o ces.

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Services
Police Khidmat Markaz - All Facilities
Provided at Doorstep of FCCI to
Members:

The establishment of Police Khidmat


Launching of Cyberabad Markaz at FCCI premises ensures that
members have access to a range of
A Big Initiative to Become Torchbearer of
essential services conveniently. This
Artificial Intelligence in Faisalabad:
initiative, championed by Dr. Khurram
FCCI's launch of Cyberabad underscores
Tariq, reflects FCCI's dedication to
its commitment to becoming a leader in
supporting its members with
artificial intelligence (AI) innovation in
comprehensive facilities right at their
Faisalabad. This initiative, driven by Dr.
doorstep.
Khurram Tariq, aims to harness AI
technologies for economic growth,
digital transformation, and enhanced
business e ciency in the region.

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Facilitation Desks of Travel Desk


Various Government Departments at FCCI Helping Members to Travel Abroad
FCCI has set up facilitation desks for by Using Services of Well-Trained Staff of FCCI
various government departments,
The FCCI Travel Desk, staffed by
streamlining bureaucratic processes for
competent professionals, assists
its members. These desks ensure
members in organizing international
prompt handling of issues related to
travel seamlessly. This service not only
licenses, permits, and regulatory
saves time but also ensures that
compliance, fostering a business-
members receive reliable guidance and
friendly environment in Faisalabad.
support for their travel arrangements.

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MOU Signing with Various Hospitals, Vision 2030- Territorial Expansion


Labs, Hotels, Restaurants, Educational Institutes,
Banks, etc. for Facilitation of Members Boundary Wall of FCCI's Plot in FIEDMC
- Securing FCCI's Property from Future
Mishandling Due to Bureaucratic
Corruption:
The construction of a boundary wall
around FCCI's plot in FIEDMC ensures the
security and integrity of FCCI's property.
This strategic initiative protects FCCI's
assets from potential encroachments
and bureaucratic irregularities,
safeguarding its interests for the future.

Solar Panel Installation Leading to


FCCI has strengthened its member Major Savings in Exorbitant Electricity
benefits by signing Memorandums of Bills:
Understanding (MOUs) with prominent Under the visionary leadership of FCCI
institutions across various sectors. President Dr. Khurram Tariq, the
These partnerships aim to facilitate FCCI installation of solar panels at FCCI has
members with exclusive services and resulted in significant cost savings on
discounts, enhancing their business electricity bills.
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Visit of Prime Minister
Internships - Facilitating Internships A significant highlight of Dr. Khurram
Tariq's tenure was the high-profile visit
for Students from Various Universities: of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to
FCCI, accompanied by his full
FCCI actively supports the development administration team. This visit
of future business leaders by offering underscored the importance of FCCI in
internships to students from various the national economic landscape and
universities. These internships provide provided a platform for direct dialogue
practical insights into the business between the business community and
world, nurturing talent and fostering top government o cials. The Prime
industry-academic collaboration. Minister's visit facilitated crucial
discussions on policy reforms, economic
strategies, and the future direction of
industrial growth, reflecting Dr. Tariq's
success in positioning FCCI as a key
stakeholder in national economic
planning.

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National Outreach High Profile Business Delegation to AJK


President Emerges as National Level Leader Through Delegation from FCCI participated in the first AJK Conference, which included a pivotal meeting
with the Prime Minister of AJK. These engagements culminated in the signing of multiple MOUs
Proactive Business Advocacy with the AJK Government, demonstrating FCCI's proactive approach to regional collaboration.

Dr. Khurram Tariq, President of the decision-making body. Additionally, Dr.


Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Tariq secured a significant place for
Industry (FCCI), has distinguished FCCI in the Senate Standing Committees,
himself as a national leader in business where he engaged in high-level Urban Development and Planning
advocacy through his proactive and dialogues on critical issues such as the Visit by the delegation of Punjab Urban Unit to FCCI.
dynamic approach. In a historic move, he enforcement of super tax and windfall
was appointed as the Chairman of the tax on various businesses in Pakistan. Dr. Tariq's meeting with the Secretary Industries Punjab and the Director General of PSQCA
Anomaly Committee, a prestigious His leadership and advocacy have not on regulatory compliance and industrial standards.
position traditionally reserved for the only elevated the status of FCCI but have
President of FPCCI. His exceptional also contributed to shaping national
Employment Challenges
performance in this role led to his economic policies.
·Visit from the Director of the Job Portal emphasizing FCCI's role in addressing
reappointment as a member of the
employment challenges.
Anomaly Committee in the successive
year, marking him as the only president
from outside the federal and provincial
Inter-Institutional Cooperation
capitals to be included in this elite ·Visits from delegations of NIM Islamabad and Peshawar to FCCI.
·Significant meeting with the CEO of TEVTA on vocational training and skill development.
·Discussions with the Provincial Secretary of Labour addressing labour market issues and
Dr. Khurram Tariq, President of the
regulatory frameworks.
Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and
Industry (FCCI), has shown exceptional
leadership in engaging with various Trade and Industry Relations
bureaucratic entities to promote the Dr. Tariq's call on the CEO of TDAP and meeting with the President of FPCCI to enhance
interests of the chamber and its trade and industry relations.
members. His strategic interactions with
key government o cials and institutions Engagement with State Minister for Foreign Affairs Hina Rabbani Khar.
have significantly bolstered FCCI's Participation in the first Punjab Chambers Coordination Committee at Lahore.
influence and capabilities.

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Political and Legislative Influence


Meeting with Federal Minister Syed Naveed Qamar. Budget Exercise
Dr. Khurram Tariq, President of FCCI, tackle smuggling, and expand the tax
Addressing the golden jubilee celebrations of the Senate of Pakistan.
addressed critical concerns ahead of the base to ensure economic stability and
Meeting with the Executive Director of SDPI. federal budget announcement. He growth in Pakistan. Despite engaging in
Participation in an Iftar Dinner at the Governor House. highlighted several pressing issues, intense budget discussions with various
including unsustainable cross-subsidies government authorities, the pressure
for electricity, disparity in gas tariffs, from the IMF led to no fruitful outcomes.
Fiscal and Industrial Policy Dialogues high policy rates, and challenges facing
Meetings with the Advisor to the PM on Revenue, the Federal Minister for Industry, the the SME sector. Dr. Tariq
Advisor to the PM on Finance, and the Federal Secretary of Commerce. recommended essential reforms to
streamline tax dispute resolutions,
Subsequent meetings with the Federal Finance Minister and Federal Minister for Energy Mr.
Khurram Dastgir Khan focused on economic stability and energy solutions.

Diplomatic Engagements
Visit of the Pakistani Ambassador designated to Denmark and participants of FSA to FCCI.
Participation in a meeting chaired by the Federal Finance Minister.
Another visit from NIM Islamabad reiterating FCCI's commitment to high-level policy
discussions.

Governmental Transitions and Support


Delegation of FCCI's meetings with the Caretaker Chief Minister and the Governor of
Punjab.
Emphasis on strategic leadership in navigating governmental transitions and ensuring
continued support for FCCI's initiatives.

Leadership and Advocacy


Dr. Khurram Tariq's comprehensive engagement with various bureaucratic and
governmental entities.
Dedication to transforming FCCI into a proactive and influential body, setting a benchmark
for future leadership.

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Citywide Development and Public Services

Infrastructure and Healthcare Development


Upgradation of Hospitals
Allied Hospital
Allied Hospital 2
Haseeb Shaheed Hospital
General Hospital Samnabad
Children's Hospital on Jhang Road
Infrastructure Improvements
Abdullah Pur/Jhumra Road Flyover
Collaboration with district administration to expedite project completion

Security and Tra c Management


Safe City Project: Collaboration with City Police O cer (CPO) to enhance security and
surveillance across Faisalabad
Tra c Streamlining
Coordinated efforts with Chief Tra c O cer (CTO) to alleviate congestion in 8 bazaars
and other commercial centers
Waste Management and Environmental Stewardship.

Exemplary performance in waste management during festive celebrations, ensuring


cleanliness and environmental stewardship.

Utility Services Support


Electricity and Gas Tariff Issues
Addressing overbilling concerns
Resolving meter disconnections
Facilitating faulty transformer replacements
Proactive Civic Engagement
Commitment to enhancing the quality of life and fostering a conducive business
environment in Faisalabad.
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International Level Engagements Foreign Visits of the President to Various Countries


United Kingdom
Foreign Delegations Led by President Dr. Khurram Tariq Dr. Khurram Tariq's visit to the UK involved high-level engagements with
Dr. Khurram Tariq has demonstrated exceptional leadership by leading several foreign leading business chambers and explored collaborative ventures in
delegations to countries such as Italy, Ethiopia, and Saudi Arabia (KSA). technology, finance, and higher education. His understanding of the
UK's financial sector and its educational institutions facilitated
Italy meaningful partnerships and knowledge exchange.

In Italy, he engaged with key industry leaders and policymakers,


fostering partnerships that have opened new avenues for bilateral
European Union Countries
trade and investment. His efforts were instrumental in securing His visits to European Union countries, including Germany and France,
agreements that promise enhanced collaboration in sectors such as were instrumental in negotiating trade agreements that facilitate easier
textiles, machinery, and agricultural products. Dr. Tariq's deep market access for Pakistani exporters, particularly in the textile and
understanding of Italy's strong fashion and automotive sectors allowed apparel sectors. Dr. Tariq's grasp of the EU's stringent regulatory
him to identify mutual areas of interest and potential growth. standards helped pave the way for smoother trade negotiations.

Vietnam
In Vietnam, Dr. Tariq focused on enhancing cooperation in textile
Ethiopia
manufacturing and technology transfer, which are crucial for Pakistan's
In Ethiopia, Dr. Tariq's delegation was warmly welcomed by export-driven industries. His insights into Vietnam's rapid industrial
Ambassador Jemal Beker Abdulla. A highlight of this visit was the growth and its success in manufacturing provided a solid foundation
visit to the historic N ashi Masjid, which holds significant for collaborative projects.
importance in Islamic history due to the H rat e Habsha. This visit
underscored the deep historical ties and cultural heritage shared
between the two countries. Discussions in Ethiopia focused on
China
promoting opportunities in sectors such as textiles, agriculture,
and infrastructure development. Dr. Tariq's awareness of In China, his discussions centered around investment opportunities in
Ethiopia's booming leather industry and growing infrastructure CPEC-related projects and strengthening trade relations in electronics
projects facilitated fruitful dialogues. and machinery. Dr. Tariq's familiarity with China's Belt and Road
These delegations have not only expanded FCCI's international Initiative allowed him to identify synergies that could benefit both
footprint but also set a benchmark for proactive engagement in countries.
global markets.

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Foreign Visits of the President to Various Countries Meetings with Diplomats in Islamabad
United States World Bank and International Organizations
Dr. Tariq's visit to the USA included high-level meetings with key World Bank: Met with a World Bank delegation to discuss economic development projects,
stakeholders in commerce and industry, paving the way for future focusing on sustainable growth, infrastructural improvements, and financial support for
collaborations in sectors such as IT, education, and energy. His SMEs.
engagement at various business forums in the USA showcased FCCI's
Pak US Alumni Network: Participated to strengthen educational and professional ties,
commitment to fostering global partnerships and leveraging America's
promote knowledge exchange, and foster collaborative ventures in business and
technological advancements.
technology.
Each of these visits has been meticulously planned and executed,
showcasing Dr. Tariq's dedication to expanding FCCI's international WWF: Discussed environmental sustainability, corporate social responsibility, and projects
partnerships and setting new standards for global outreach. for ecological conservation, including initiatives to reduce industrial pollution.

Belarus
Deputy Head of Mission:
Discussed enhancing trade, exploring joint ventures in technology, and agricultural
machinery. Highlighted opportunities for Belarusian companies in the Pakistani textile
sector.

United Kingdom
British High Commission Counsellor:
Focused on expanding bilateral trade, particularly in textiles and education. Discussed
potential scholarships and exchange programs for Pakistani students.

Bulgaria
Ambassador of Bulgaria:
Facilitated discussions on trade cooperation, investment opportunities in textile
manufacturing, and exploring Bulgaria's economic sectors like agriculture and IT.

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Italy Turkey
Italian Businessmen: Turkish Ambassador:
Fostered trade relations in the fashion and leather industries, and discussed potential joint Strengthened ties in textiles, construction, discussed joint ventures in construction
ventures in luxury goods. materials, and potential collaboration in vocational training programs.
Delegation of International Business and Professional Cooperation:
Explored international business collaborations in design and textile technologies.
Germany
German Ambassador:
Philippines Discussed vocational training, industrial machinery, opportunities for German companies in
Ambassador of the Philippines: Pakistan's manufacturing sector, and joint initiatives in renewable energy.
Discussed enhancing trade in textiles, electronics, opportunities for joint ventures in
technology parks, and outsourcing services. Denmark
Danish Ambassador:
Japan Highlighted cooperation in renewable energy, sustainability projects, potential investments
Japanese Ambassador: in wind and solar energy, and green technology transfers.
Discussed collaborations in technology, education, investment in high-tech industries, and
opportunities for scholarships for Pakistani students in Japanese universities. Saudi Arabia
Commercial Attaché:
Zambia Focused on expanding trade in renewable energy, construction, investment opportunities in
President of the Zambia Chamber: Saudi infrastructure projects, and enhancing cooperation in energy-e cient technologies.
Engaged in discussions on bilateral trade in agriculture and mining industries, exploring
opportunities for Pakistani investment in Zambia's mineral resources. South Korea
South Korean Ambassador:
Vietnam Discussed technology sectors, automotive industry, opportunities for South Korean
Ambassador of Vietnam: investments in Pakistan's electronics sector, and collaborations in smart technologies.
Focused on enhancing textile trade, technology transfer, joint ventures in garment
manufacturing, and expanding market access for Vietnamese products in Pakistan. Kazakhstan
Ambassador of Kazakhstan:
Kuwait Explored trade in textiles, agricultural machinery, investment opportunities in Kazakhstan's
Ambassador of Kuwait: grain sector, and strengthening cultural and business ties.
Discussed investments in energy, infrastructure projects, and opportunities for Kuwaiti Dinner Hosting:
investment in Pakistan's real estate and hospitality sectors. Strengthened diplomatic ties, discussed future trade opportunities, and cultural exchanges
to enhance bilateral relations.
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Indonesia
Video Conferencing with Pakistani Diplomats Abroad
Ambassador of Indonesia:
Focused on increasing trade in palm oil, textiles, potential joint ventures in the agricultural Dr. Khurram Tariq has effectively utilized video conferencing to
sector, and expanding market access for Indonesian products. maintain a continuous dialogue with Pakistani diplomats posted
abroad. These virtual meetings have enabled real-time
discussions on trade opportunities, market conditions, and
Tunisia strategic partnerships. By leveraging technology, Dr. Tariq has
Ambassador of Tunisia: ensured that geographical distances do not hinder the progress
Discussed trade in textiles, tourism, opportunities for Tunisian investments in Pakistan's of FCCI's international objectives. His proactive approach in
tourism sector, and cultural exchanges. utilizing video conferencing for diplomatic engagement has set
a new precedent for maintaining global connections and
Uzbekistan fostering international trade relations.
Ambassador of Uzbekistan:
Explored trade in textiles, technology, potential for joint ventures in the textile Delivering Lectures in USA - Intellectual Value Addition at MIT USA
manufacturing sector, and enhancing market access for Uzbek products.
Dr. Khurram Tariq's intellectual contributions diplomats, and international academic
are exemplified by his lectures at the institutions has set a high benchmark for
Iran prestigious Massachusetts Institute of future leaders and underscored the
·Iranian Counsel General: Technology (MIT) in the USA. His presentations importance of global connectivity in driving
Focused on enhancing trade in textiles, energy, potential collaborations in petrochemicals, on economic development, trade policies, and economic growth. Through these efforts, Dr.
and exploring joint ventures in renewable energy projects. innovation have been highly acclaimed. These Tariq has not only advanced FCCI's objectives
lectures have not only elevated the but also positioned it as a key player in the
intellectual standing of FCCI but have also global economic arena.
contributed to the global discourse on
economic strategies and industrial growth.
Dr. Tariq's ability to articulate complex
economic concepts and share his insights on
international platforms underscores his
commitment to intellectual value addition and
the promotion of FCCI's vision worldwide.
Dr. Khurram Tariq's leadership and strategic
initiatives in these international activities
have significantly enhanced FCCI's global
presence and influence. His proactive
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Educational Initiatives and Excellence


Educational Landscape Visits by Principals and Delegations from Educational Institutes like DPS and National
Incubation Center Lahore:
Deepened FCCI's engagement in educational initiatives.
Academic-Industry Partnerships Participation in English Works Program:
Vice Chancellor of GCUF: Dr. Tariq's involvement emphasized FCCI's commitment to educational excellence and
Participated in an Egg Day Function, highlighting holistic development.
FCCI's support for agricultural initiatives. Continued Involvement in Board of Governors of DPS:
Demonstrated FCCI's ongoing dedication to fostering educational excellence
Vice Chancellor of GCWUF:
Visited FCCI to reinforce academic-industry ties.
Principal of DPS and Delegations from the
Education:
University of Education: Adopted 3 labor schools, 1 government schools, providing renovations, quality learning
Facilitated discussions on educational reforms materials, and teacher training.
and industry integration. Awarded 30 scholarships to underprivileged students for higher education in FAST
Launched "IT for All" program, offering free computer literacy courses to 100 community
members.
Witnessed a 25% increase in student enrollment and a 10% rise in graduation rates in
Social Causes and Awareness adopted schools.

Awareness Session on Breast Cancer at GCWUF:


Addressed by Dr. Tariq, demonstrating FCCI's commitment to social causes.

Strategic Partnerships in Higher Education


Rector of LUMS:
Visited FCCI, underscoring strategic partnerships in higher education.
Senior Vice President's Participation at FAST University:
Furthered collaborative efforts in technology and innovation.
Labor School Children
Entrepreneurship and Startup Culture Provided vocational training in skills like carpentry, tailoring, and computer repair to 120
children from labor schools.
Board of Governors of DPS:
Dr. Tariq's involvement emphasized FCCI's role in promoting entrepreneurship. Partnered with NGOs to offer educational opportunities and prevent children from returning
Visits to National Incubation Center and Business Incubation School at NTU: to labor.
Highlighted FCCI's support for startup culture.
Witnessed a 75% reduction in child labor among graduates of the program.

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Healthcare
Corporate Social Responsibility Partnered with 2 local hospitals to provide discounted medical care to low-income families.
Organized free health awareness camps in underserved communities, reaching over 5,000
President Dr. Khurram Tariq, leading FCCI, demonstrated
individuals.
exemplary commitment to corporate social responsibility
(CSR) during 2022-2024 through a series of impactful Supported contact surgeries for 100 patients, restoring their vision and improving their
initiatives: quality of life.
Support for Vulnerable Groups:
Dr. Khurram Tariq personally visited and donated to
organizations like Loyal Warriors and Al-Faisal Markaz
Nabina, highlighting FCCI's dedication to supporting
marginalized communities.
Educational Empowerment:
FCCI allocated substantial funds for scholarships at FAST
University, benefiting 34 economically disadvantaged
students with a total donation of 2.6 million rupees, reinforcing their commitment to education and
youth development.
Disaster Relief Efforts:
In collaboration with partner organizations, FCCI dispatched aid, including quilts and relief goods,
to flood-stricken areas in Baluchistan and Sindh, demonstrating their proactive approach to
humanitarian assistance during natural disasters.
Healthcare Initiatives:
Dr. Khurram Tariq inaugurated healthcare facilities such as the rehabilitation center at Khad a
Memorial Trust Hospital, providing essential medical services and artificial limbs to beneficiaries in
need.
Education and Welfare Support:
FCCI initiated projects like the establishment of a school in Khurrianwala, complete with a Women Entrepreneurship
computer lab and furniture, and continued support for educational institutions like DPS and Disbursed microloans to 50 women entrepreneurs, enabling them to start their businesses
Akhuwat Boarding School, enhancing educational access and infrastructure. by Zaad e Rah NGO.
Humanitarian Aid:
Contributions were made to various humanitarian causes, including earthquake relief for Turkish Conducted business training workshops on topics like marketing, finance, and product
communities, donations to Shoukat Khanum Hospital, and partnerships with organizations like development.
Transparent Hands Foundation and Syallani Welfare Foundation, reflecting FCCI's broad Mentored 25 women entrepreneurs, providing ongoing guidance and support.
humanitarian outreach and support.
Celebrated the success of 15 women who have expanded their businesses and created
These initiatives underscore President Dr. Khurram Tariq's and FCCI's proactive role in community
employment opportunities.
development, focusing on education, healthcare, disaster relief, and humanitarian assistance to
foster sustainable social change and support underprivileged communities across Pakistan.
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Orphan Care Program


Donated to orphanages to provide essential supplies, clothing, and educational resources.
Standing Committees
Organized fun events and mentorship programs to bring joy and guidance to orphaned Performance Report
children.
Sponsored the higher education of 10 orphans, giving them a chance to build brighter
futures.

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FCCI Land & Building Diplomatic Affairs - South America & Africa

Despite no formal meetings being cost estimates and planning for The committee made significant international exhibitions and
held, Convener Mian Muhammad modern facilities, such as energy- strides in establishing a travel focused on arranging delegations
Adrees took significant strides in e cient systems and upgraded help desk at FCCI to assist for exhibitions in South America
overseeing the overhauling of the o ce spaces, has laid the members in visiting foreign and Africa. Additionally, it aimed
FCCI building. He initiated a groundwork for a major revamp of countries for export and to help FCCI members take
comprehensive evaluation of the the FCCI headquarters. Mian technology acquisition. It also advantage of subsidies provided
existing infrastructure and Muhammad Adrees's vision for a worked on compiling a by TDAP for participating in
collaborated with architects and state-of-the-art, sustainable comprehensive list of international events.
civil engineers to draft a building will enhance FCCI's
renovation plan that prioritizes operational capabilities and
Mian Muhammad Adrees both functionality and aesthetics. member experience. Mr. Muhammad Azhar Ch.
Convener His leadership in securing initial Convener

Liaison with Trade Associations Foreign Delegations

This was one of the most members joined FCCI, enhancing The committee focused on associations and chambers. A
proactive committees, holding the their ability to address key issues, boosting bilateral trade between delegation was also arranged to
highest number of meetings. including encroachments, rising Pakistan, America, and Canada. It participate in a Silicon Valley
Discussions were held with nearly electricity tariffs, and excessive organized trade delegations to exhibition, as well as another
all trade associations in the city to taxation. these countries and facilitated delegation to Spain for a textile
address their specific challenges. direct connections with trade machinery expo in March 2024.
The committee encouraged
associations to ensure their

Rana M. Sikandar Azam Khan Mr. Bilal Waheed Sheikh


Convener Convener

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FCCI Ofce Management & Human Resource (OM&HR) Event Management

The committee remained active ensuring smooth internal This committee e ciently events aimed to raise awareness
by promptly addressing o ce operations. organized several successful of local, provincial, and national
management and HR-related events, ensuring maximum issues and promote solutions.
matters. Decisions were made participation and engagement.
e ciently without delays, Efforts were made to provide
su cient notice (3-4 days in
advance) to participants. These

Mian Muhammad Adrees Dr. Ijaz Nisar


Convener Convener

Finance & Accounts EOBI/Labour Department

The committee met regularly on a Committee. Its consistent The committee addressed labor- raised was the delay in pension
monthly basis to review and oversight helped ensure the related concerns and facilitated cases due to EOBI not being
approve financial statements for financial integrity of FCCI's communication between FCCI devolved to the provincial level. A
submission to the Executive operations. members and the EOBI chairman. formal letter was sent to the
It played a pivotal role in the Secretary EOBI Punjab to expedite
release of cheques for industrial the resolution of workers'
workers. A significant concern applications.

Sheikh Muhammad Fazil Haji Talib Hussain Rana


Convener Convener

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Social Security Council of Textiles

This committee actively worked to medicine supply. A formal request The committee served as a applying pressure on the
improve healthcare services for was made to the PESSI platform for various textile government to prevent the
industrial workers. Multiple visits Commissioner in Lahore to associations to unite and collapse of the value-added textile
were made to social security establish a medical college in collectively address challenges sector.
hospitals, identifying issues such Medina Town Hospital. posed by government policies. It
as staff shortages, lack of medical played a key role in organizing a
equipment, and insu cient press conference at PHMA,

Mr. Shahid Ahmad Sheikh Mr. Hazir Khan


Convener Convener

Clean Drinking Water Local Hosiery

The committee sponsored the providing clean drinking water to The committee actively lobbied supply by replacing faulty
installation of RO plants in several students. Additional RO plants for reductions in gas and transformers. The committee also
educational institutions, including were installed in TEVTA-managed electricity tariffs to help small urged SNGPL to adjust gas load-
Government Technical College colleges to ensure access to hosiery units survive in shedding schedules and
Samanabad and Akhuwat hygienic water. challenging conditions. Meetings requested Faisalabad Municipal
Boarding School Abasspur, were held with FBR and FESCO Corporation to repair damaged
o cials to address tax-related roads in the hosiery area.
concerns and improve power

Mr. Muhammad Idrees Mr. Zafar Ali


Convener Convener

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Seeds Weaving Industry

The committee worked closely availability at controlled prices, Rana Amir Raza has been center of excellence in textile
with the District Administration to benefiting the local farming instrumental in advancing weaving. Rana Amir Raza’s
combat the black marketing of community. Faisalabad’s weaving sector, leadership has not only helped
DAP fertilizer and ensure its playing a key role in its businesses enhance their
modernization and growth. production capabilities but also
Through his efforts, local weaving fostered collaboration within the
units have adopted cutting-edge local industry, ensuring the
technology, improving e ciency weaving sector remains a vital
and output. His focus on quality contributor to Faisalabad’s
and innovation has strengthened economic landscape.
Haji Gulzar Ahmad Rana Aamir Raza Faisalabad’s reputation as the
Convener Convener

Small Industrial Estate Development and Real Estate Advisor

This committee worked tirelessly Corporation. The committee also The committee invited the new property taxation and legislation,
to resolve various issues affecting raised concerns about file Director General of the FDA to visit particularly with regard to
industrial units within the Small transfers and harassment from FCCI and engage with the real Sections 236C and 236K. In an
Industrial Estate. Meetings were the Environment Protection estate sector on important issues. effort to attract foreign
held with the CTO to address Department. Unfortunately, issues Key discussions included changes investment, the committee held a
tra c concerns, and protests with WASA remain unresolved, and in the master plan, fee structures, press conference in Islamabad,
were organized against double the area continues to suffer from and penalties for illegal calling for an amnesty scheme for
taxation imposed by the District foul odors due to waste disposal developments. The committee developers.
Council and Faisalabad Municipal practices nearby. also advocated for reforms in

Mr. Sanaullah Khan Niazi Mr. Muhammad Zafar Iqbal


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Liaison with Municipal Corporation Industry Academia Linkages, Policy Advocacy & Tech Development

The committee made significant committee also raised concerns The committee remained highly Leading speakers were invited to
efforts to address civic problems about municipal staff extorting active in fostering collaborations deliver lectures, encouraging FCCI
related to the Municipal money from encroachers and between industry and academia. members to adopt new
Corporation. Successive meetings allowing them to occupy Meetings were held, and various technologies. Several MOUs were
were held with the Deputy pedestrian footpaths. A charter of educational and research signed to further strengthen the
Commissioner to highlight issues demands was presented to the institutions were visited to ties between industry and
like massive encroachments and CTO, urging immediate discuss innovative ideas that academia.
the lack of parking space. The implementation of solutions. could drive national growth.

Mr. Ayub Aslam Manj Dr. Habib Aslam Gaba


Convener Convener

Purchase Legal Matters Internal & Advisory

The committee remained active The committee remained active Despite only one meeting being potential legal implications of
and streamline the system for and streamline the system for held, Convener Rana Shahid Raza emerging business trends and
purchase. It recommended that a purchase. It recommended that a demonstrated his commitment to regulations, aiming to safeguard
WhatsApp group may be formed to WhatsApp group may be formed to addressing internal legal concerns the interests of FCCI members. His
get the electronic approval of any get the electronic approval of any at FCCI. He spearheaded efforts to proactive approach set the stage
purchase for FCCI. purchase for FCCI. streamline legal documentation for more comprehensive legal
processes, ensuring that all oversight in the future, with plans
contracts and agreements were to engage external legal experts
updated according to current legal for further advice and
standards. Rana Shahid Raza also collaboration.
Muhammad Ikramullah initiated discussions on the Rana Shahid Raza
Convener Convener

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Liaison with District Management & City Development Liaison with FBR

The committee actively community, including the creation The committee organized efforts, the committee expressed
maintained strong relations with of a park in front of the FCCI meetings, addressing and dissatisfaction as its budget
district management throughout Complex in partnership with the resolving multiple tax-related recommendations were not
the year, contributing significantly Parks and Horticulture Authority concerns of FCCI members with incorporated. A press release
to city development initiatives. (PHA). Additionally, FCCI and PHA FBR. A notable meeting was held highlighting these concerns was
Several projects were executed in worked together to develop parks to educate the business shared with o cials and was
collaboration with the business and forests. community on tax matters, with a covered by various newspapers.
special focus on SRO 350. Despite

Mr. Shahid Mumtaz Bajwa Ch. Talat Mehmood


Convener Convener

Excise & Taxation Liasion with Police, Safe City & Crime Management

The committee reviewed the in unauthorized areas instead of This committee focused on recover stolen property, and
responsibilities of the Excise and being used for local amenities. improving law enforcement several high-level meetings were
Taxation Department, including The committee also highlighted cooperation and public safety. It held with RPO, CPO, and CTO to
vehicle token tax collection and instances of harassment by staff facilitated hassle-free access to enhance tra c flow and address
property tax recovery. Concerns seeking undue favors. FCCI driving licenses for FCCI members safety concerns. SSP Operations
were raised about the misuse of members were encouraged to pay and staff and identified 25 key also visited FCCI to directly
collected funds, with much of the their dues directly to banks to locations for surveillance camera resolve member issues.
property tax revenue being spent avoid dealing with field staff. installation. Efforts were made to

Engr. M. Babar Shahzad Mr. Shaq Hussain Shah


Convener Convener

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Liaison with Railway Anjuman Tajran Narwala Road

The committee successfully Additionally, they advocated for The committee worked diligently Additionally, the committee
convinced the railways authority allocating prayer spaces on trains to address the issue of criticized the Parks and
to construct a new shed on and expressed satisfaction with encroachments affecting loading Horticulture Authority (PHA) for
platform No. 2, which was the inclusion of FCCI in ML1 and and unloading processes. It raised failing to maintain the green belt
inaugurated by the FCCI President. CPEC. The committee also called this concern with the CTO. in the area.
They also discussed issues for an upgrade of the railways and
regarding the parking contract the withdrawal of the ban on
and requested that the AOO commercial land leasing to
restore a quota of eight reserved generate revenue.
seats for FCCI members.
Mirza Hidayat Ullah Murshad Tariq Aslam
Convener Convener

Light Engineering Liaison with Traders of Railway Road Sadiq & Maher Sadiq Markets

The committee highlighted the electricity and gas more The committee raised concerns anti-encroachment operation
challenges facing the light affordable for this sector, as it over WASA's aquafer charges and would be conducted with the
engineering sector due to high plays a vital role in the industrial demanded exemptions for consultation of business leaders.
electricity tariffs. It demanded economy. domestic and commercial Additionally, the committee
that the government make entities. They proposed that only discussed parking issues and
pumps of 2-inch size should be emphasized that shopfront
charged. A meeting with the projections should not be reduced
Commissioner of Faisalabad was from five feet.
held, where it was decided that an

Mirza Zahid Iqbal Mr. Suhail Ahmad


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Railway Road Traders Foundry & Allied Engineering

This committee took a keen for anti-mosquito spray in the Similar to the Agriculture prevents accurate cost evaluation
interest in resolving civic issues area. MD WASA was requested to committee, the Foundry and Allied of production. The committee also
by contacting various address aquafer charges levied on Engineering committee presented demanded the privatization of
departments and writing letters to shopkeepers. The committee also budget proposals recommending Pakistan Steel Mills to ensure the
secure basic facilities for Railway participated in a Kabaddi a reduction in sales tax from 18% availability of raw materials for
Road traders. Meetings were held Tournament and held meetings to 12%. They pointed out the the sector.
with the Chief O cer of with FESCO and FWMC to resolve negative impact of the FPA, which
Faisalabad Municipal Corporation electricity supply and waste
to remove illegal encroachments, management issues.
and a letter was sent to the DHO
Mr. Aftab Butt Mr. Ashfaq Ashraf
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Agriculture & Allied Engineering Computer Hardware & Rex Market

This committee presented machinery to 22%. They also The committee demanded that digitalization. The committee
comprehensive budget proposals urged the elimination of Fuel Price banks treat computer hardware launched a dedicated website
for 2024-25. It recommended Adjustment (FPA) and called for and accessories as essential, not (www.rexcityfsd.com) to help
reducing the sales tax from 18% the privatization of Pakistan Steel luxury, items. It also pushed for buyers check rates online, which
to 12% as most farmers are Mills to ensure a steady supply of the removal of glitches in customs was promoted in schools,
unregistered, and the additional raw materials. duties and advocated for tax-free colleges, and business centers.
4% tax increases the cost of import of computers to promote

Mr. Muhammad Attaullah Mr. Ghulam Hussain


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Sports Pulses

The committee successfully The committee also worked to The committee pointed out that written to the Plant Protection
organized the Faisalabad Gold secure increased funding for the 80% of pulses are imported and Department regarding this issue,
Kabaddi Tournament on December Divisional Kabaddi Association taxed at 3.5%, whereas utility as well as to the Port Shipping
17, 2023. They expressed gratitude and sought permission for an stores are exempt from such Center in Sindh to address
to Haji Khursheed Alam Sindhu, an o ce in the Hockey Stadium. taxes. They demanded a 10% demurrage charges. The
international Kabaddi promoter, Additionally, they organized the exemption on pulse imports to committee also expressed
who sponsored players for the Baba Guru lower local market prices. The concern over residential colonies
Canada Kabaddi League Season. committee requested FCCI to being developed on agricultural
arrange a meeting with FBR to land and emphasized the need for
address this issue and also raised R&D to develop new varieties of
Ch. Shabbir Ahmad Sindhu Mr. Ahmad Sohail concerns about dollar availability pulses to reduce reliance on
Convener Convener for importers. Additionally, they imports. A letter was written to
demanded that banks set import AARI for the development of high-
limits upon first notice and yielding seed varieties.
objected to extra charges of Rs.
75,000 for fumigation. A letter was

Poultry Layers Lubricant

The committee expressed concern for layers publicly. The committee This committee raised concerns demanded stronger measures to
over the fluctuating charges of supported local soybean over the lack of relief for lubricant tackle the sale of substandard
poultry vaccination and production to reduce poultry feed dealers despite dollar lubricants and oils, noting that
demanded standardization of prices, and it was noted that feed depreciation. They wrote to the 67% of shopkeepers sell
these rates. They also was now available on credit for Executive Director of OGRA, urging substandard oil. Additionally, they
recommended declaring the rates layer farmers. proportional relief. The committee held a meeting with municipal
also criticized ineffective price o cers to address illegal
control committees and encroachments in the city.

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Liaison with WASA Formation of Travel Desk

The committee met with the MD reductions and the installment- A travel desk was established at
WASA, addressing the 300% based recovery of arrears. They FCCI to assist exporters and
increase in water and sewer rates, pointed out that Rs. 20-30 million frequent travelers with visa
which they deemed an unbearable from the industrial estate was information and guidance.
burden on the public. They also lying with WASA, which could be
highlighted that sewer charges used to improve water supply and
were being imposed for each sewerage infrastructure in the
storey of buildings. The small industrial estate.
committee demanded tax

Mian Abdul Waheed Mr. Muhammad Azhar Ch.


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Liaison with Trafc Police Auto Parts

In a meeting with the CTO, the advocated against registering The committee opposed the over increased customs duty on
committee identified FIRs for underage motorists, removal of shop projections used auto parts and demanded a more
ine ciencies in tra c fearing it could ruin their futures. for shelter and protection of logical approach to its revision.
management and criticized tra c A meeting was held with SP and goods. It also expressed concern
wardens for being lethargic. They DSP level o cers to address these
pointed out that schools located concerns, and they also
on busy roads without allocated demanded repairs of tra c
parking spaces caused significant signals and better tra c
tra c issues. The committee also management in the downtown
raised concerns over unlicensed area. Additionally, they raised
drivers and urged strict measures. concerns about the proliferation Haji Muhammad Abid Muhammad Yaqoob Awan
They were critical of mandatory of Qingqi rickshaws, which have Convener Convener
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Diplomatic Affairs – Central America and Oceania Research & Development

The committee promoted bilateral members to participate in Organized a lecture on smog and adopting cleaner fuel technologies
trade with countries in Central exhibitions in Mexico, Sydney, and supported government efforts for and encouraged exporting skilled
America and Oceania, urging FCCI other locations. artificial rain. They advocated for manpower.

Engr. Asim Munir Engr. Ahmad Hassan


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Professional Tax Arts & Culture

The committee labeled requested reduced taxation for Collaborated with GCU for a job tree planting. The committee also
professional tax as burdensome businesses, recommending that fair, hosted cultural events like a organized events to highlight
and lobbied for relief. They met only NTN holders be allowed to music seminar, and promoted regional peace and promote book
with excise o cials and start new businesses. environmental initiatives such as culture.

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Anti-Narcotics Control Liaison with FESCO

The committee focused on arranged a campaign against The committee effectively liaised supply to industrial areas. It also
awareness programs about drug tobacco use in educational with FESCO (Faisalabad Electric played a critical role in advocating
abuse. They signed a pact with institutions. Supply Company) to address the for the timely resolution of billing
UNO on anti-narcotics and frequent power outages and disputes and worked towards
voltage fluctuations that disrupted improving the energy
industrial operations. By engaging infrastructure to support the
with FESCO o cials, the growing energy demands of
committee helped introduce more Faisalabad's businesses.
stable and consistent electricity

Dr. Jafar Hassan Mubarak Ch. Muhammad Nawaz


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Linguistics, Communication Skills & Career Counseling Super Market Association

The committee highlighted the trips and recommended training The committee worked to address successfully engaged with
communication issues faced by sessions to improve linguistic and key challenges faced by municipal authorities to improve
delegates during international cultural awareness. supermarkets, including waste the cleanliness and security of
management, customer safety, supermarket areas, enhancing
and government regulations. It consumer experience.

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Price Control Monitoring Membership Renewal

This committee worked closely The committee also provided The committee launched an incentivized members through
with district administration and feedback to the government on aggressive campaign to ensure additional benefits. These efforts
local markets to monitor and effective price regulation timely membership renewals. It resulted in increased member
control price inflation. Regular measures and addressed public introduced convenient renewal engagement and retention.
surveys were conducted to ensure complaints about price hikes, methods, improved
that prices of essential goods, helping to stabilize the local communication channels, and
especially in industrial zones, market.
remained within reasonable limits.

Mr. M. Aslam Bhalli Rana M. Sikandar Azam Khan


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Women Health Repairing & Maintenance

The committee launched several committee collaborated with local The committee took initiatives to remained functional and modern,
health awareness campaigns hospitals and healthcare maintain and upgrade the the committee contributed to
targeting women entrepreneurs providers to offer discounted infrastructure of the FCCI building creating a better working
and workers in Faisalabad's health services to female and other associated properties. It environment for members and
industrial sector. It organized free members of the chamber. These focused on timely repairs, visitors. The committee also
health camps, focusing on efforts helped to improve health including electrical, plumbing, and developed a regular maintenance
women's health issues such as literacy among women in the structural maintenance. By schedule to prevent any major
breast cancer, maternal health, business community. ensuring that the FCCI facilities disruptions in operations.
and reproductive well-being. The

Dr. Najuma Afzal Ch. Bilal Qaddus


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Diplomatic Affairs EU, UK, USA & Canada Advertisement

The committee focused on delegations and fostering The committee addressed the successfully advocated for more
building and strengthening trade dialogues with foreign diplomats, issues of increasing transparent and fair taxation
relations with foreign markets, the committee opened new advertisement taxes and policies, ensuring that businesses
particularly in Europe and North avenues for exports and business overcharging by contractors. were not unfairly targeted with
America. By coordinating business collaboration. Through its meetings with inflated charges.
relevant authorities, it

Mr. Kashif Zia Mr. Muhammad Younas


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Jail Reforms Fuel Energy

The committee successfully programs for prisoners and The committee took a proactive government bodies and private
advocated for prison reforms, worked with the local approach in resolving fuel supply sectors to address fuel shortages
focusing on the rehabilitation and administration to improve living issues and advocating for the and encourage energy-e cient
reintegration of inmates. It conditions in the city's jail adoption of alternative energy practices in businesses.
initiated vocational training facilities. solutions. It collaborated with

Dr. Ashfaq Qamar Khan Mr. Tauqeer Rana


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Hajj & Umrah Technical Education

The committee provided packages for FCCI members, The committee worked on skilled workforce that meets the
comprehensive support to streamlining the visa and bridging the gap between demands of the textile and
members planning to perform Hajj registration processes. academia and industry by manufacturing industries. The
and Umrah, including organizing Additionally, the committee promoting technical education committee also organized training
informative sessions about travel offered advisory services on tailored to the needs of workshops and seminars aimed at
procedures, religious guidelines, travel documentation and Faisalabad's industrial sector. It upskilling the youth, thereby
and health precautions. It vaccinations to ensure a hassle- initiated partnerships with local contributing to the city's
facilitated collaboration with free pilgrimage experience. technical institutes and vocational economic growth by improving
travel agencies and government training centers to develop a employability.
o ces to offer discounted
Mr. Shaq Kashif Rana Habib ur Rehman
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Scrutiny Private Schools

The committee played a crucial helped maintain the integrity of The committee focused on initiated discussions with school
role in the verification and vetting the chamber, ensuring that its addressing concerns related to administrations and regulatory
process of new membership membership base remained fee structures, regulatory bodies to ensure a balance
applications. By implementing a strong and credible, in line with challenges, and the overall quality between affordability and quality
thorough scrutiny mechanism, it the high standards expected of of education in private schools. It in the education sector.
ensured that only credible and the business community in
eligible businesses became Faisalabad.
members of FCCI. This effort

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Bhowana Bazar Traders Used Machinery Imports

The committee worked on improving accessibility for As the convener of the FCCI engagement with stakeholders,
improving the infrastructure of customers and streamlining Standing Committee on Import of including policymakers, customs
Bhowana Bazar by advocating for business operations for traders in Used Machinery, Mr. Maqsood authorities, and industry experts,
the removal of illegal the area. Akhtar Butt has demonstrated has resulted in streamlining
encroachments and solving exceptional leadership and policies that reduce red tape and
parking issues. It also focused on strategic vision. Under his improve transparency. Mr. Butt's
guidance, the committee has performance is marked by his
successfully navigated complex commitment to promoting
regulatory frameworks to sustainable industrial growth,
facilitate smoother import ensuring that businesses in
Mr. Muhammad Ali Mr. Maqsood Akhter processes for industrial Faisalabad and beyond can access
Convener Convener machinery, significantly high-quality, affordable machinery
benefiting small and medium to boost productivity and
enterprises (SMEs) reliant on cost- competitiveness.
effective equipment. His proactive

Youth Concerns Petroleum Products and Petrol Pumps

The committee organized several young business professionals by The committee addressed issues compliance with regulations,
youth development programs, providing them with the tools and related to fuel pricing and supply benefiting both businesses and
including entrepreneurship knowledge to succeed in the chain disruptions. It also worked consumers by providing a stable
training and career guidance competitive business on improving safety standards at fuel supply.
workshops. It aimed to empower environment. petrol pumps and ensuring

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Special Thanks!
Dr. Khurram Tariq,
President of FCCI

Dear Sir,
As your tenure as President of the Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry draws
to a close, we, the secretariat of FCCI, wish to extend our deepest gratitude for your
visionary leadership and steadfast dedication throughout your time in o ce.

Your exceptional guidance has significantly contributed to our growth and success,
fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration that has benefited not only our
chamber but the wider business community. Your efforts in enhancing the chamber's
operations and increasing its influence have not gone unnoticed, and your legacy will
undoubtedly influence our future trajectory.

As you embark on new endeavors, we wish you nothing but success and fulfillment in
all your future pursuits. Thank you for your outstanding service and inspiring
leadership.

Warmest regards,
Secretariat (FCCI)
FAISALABAD CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE & INDUSTRY
FCCI Complex, Canal Park, East Canal Road, Faisalabad-PAKISTAN

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