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KARACHI: Mobin Rafiq, Founder Chairman, The Commonwealth Entrepreneurs Club, has announced the heads of the Pakistan Chapter. Majyd Aziz, Former President of Employers Federation of Pakistan is the Chairman of Pakistan Chapter as well as of SAARC countries. Mian Muhammad Adrees, former President FPCCI, and Capt Dr Ruquiya Saeed Hashmi (retd), former Balochistan Minister and social activist, are Senior Vice Chairman and Vice Chairperson of Pakistan Chapter.

Mobin Rafiq has also announced that Lt-Gen Abdul Qayyum (retd) has been appointed as President of Pakistan Chapter while Maj-Gen Ejaz Hussain Awan, Zubair Tufail, Sabur Sethi and Lt-Gen Abdul Qadir Baloch (retd) have been appointed as the Provincial presidents from Punjab, Sindh, KPK and Balochistan.

Mobin Rafiq also stated that the CEC, with its head office in London, builds international private and government partnerships to alleviate poverty. CEC drives capital access, distribution, innovation, SME growth and industry expertise in agriculture, infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, education and real estate. The CEC connects investment deals flow, and sales development and distribution opportunities between companies and governments across the 54 Commonwealth nations. CEC enables social enterprise and impact investment initiatives for the creation of educational and employment opportunities.-PR

Copyright Business Recorder, 2020

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