PESHAWAR
Different traders associations and unions of Peshawar’s Shoba bazar have placed trust on businessman forum leadership and pledged their support for the upcoming election of the Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI).
On Monday, a meeting chaired by SCCI president Fuad Ishaq at the chamber House was convened to discuss traders’ issues and strategize for their resolution, said a press release here.
The meeting saw the participation of BF leader Ilyas Bilour, Anjuman-e-Tajran Khyber Pakhtunkhwa president Haji Afzal, SCCI vice presidents Sanaullah Khan, along with former presidents of the chamber Zahidullah Shinwari, Faiz Muhammad Faizi, Sherbaz Bilour, and former senior vice president Imran Khan Mohmand, BF senior leader Amanullah Mohmand, executive member Ismail Safi, All Pakistan Hotels and Restaurants Association Chairman Habibullah Zahid, Mutahidda Markazi Tajran president Malik Mirajuddin Khan, Secretary General Khalid Mohmand Pakhtoonyar, vice president Raza Khan, Old Auto-parts Association president Ghulam Nabi, and Tyre Association president Salahuddin, Farid Khan, Khalilur Rehman, Aurangzeb Khan, Ihsanullah Mohmand, Syed Ejaz Ali Shah, Zahir Shah, Fahad Shah, Fazal e Wahid, Saddar Gul, Faiz Rasool, Ishtiaq Paracha, Peshawar’ Shoba bazar Hotels, Auto-parts, decoration, mechanics associations leaders and office bearers.
Bilour, addressing the gathering, reaffirmed BF’s commitment to serving traders and the business community impartially. He expressed confidence in BF’s prospects in the upcoming elections, asserting their capability to secure victory.
Highlighting BF’s track record of service spanning 25 years, Bilour emphasized its reputation as the preeminent forum for addressing the community’s issues.
He credited BF’s success to its dedication to serving traders and industrialists selflessly, ensuring their problems are effectively communicated to authorities and resolved promptly.
Bilour pledged to continue prioritizing the community’s concerns and providing solutions.
During the meeting, business leaders and representatives detailed the challenges faced by their respective sectors.
Participants expressed unwavering confidence in BF’s leadership and pledged their full support for the forum in the upcoming chamber elections.
Earlier, the SCCI president Fuad Ishaq said the Chamber had taken up issues of traders with tax authorities and relevant institutions efficiently and resolved them amicably.
He called IPPs a cancer for the national economy and demanded a report of IPPs submitted in the Senate of Pakistan should be made public and get rid of the nation from IPPs forever.
