HYDERABAD: An important awareness program was organized at Hyderabad Gymkhana under the leadership of Chairman Hyderabad Site Association of Trade & Industry (HSATI) Zubair Ahmed Ghangra and Patron-in-Chief Chaudhry Mazhar-ul-Haq, in collaboration with the Sindh Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA). A large number of industrialists and business representatives attended the program.
The event was attended by Senior Vice Chairman Hyderabad Site Association Amir Shahab, Vice Chairman Esar Kumar, General Secretary Muhammad Shahid Qaim Khani, Finance Secretary Aslam Bawani, and Managing Committee members Sharif Punjani, Faheem Noorwala, Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui, Mahmood Ahmed and Tara Chand, along with other members.
Idrees Chauhan from Hyderabad Small Chamber, Chairman Kotri Association Khalil Baloch, Senior Vice President Jamshoro Chamber Farrukh and other prominent industrialists and business personalities also attended the program.
The chief guest of the program was Regional Director Sindh Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) Ali Nawaz Bhambhro. He gave a detailed briefing to the industrialists on environmental protection, environmental laws, and the impact of industrial activities on the environment.
Ali Nawaz Bhambhro said that along with industrial development, protecting the environment is also an important responsibility of industrialists. He stressed the need to take effective measures to reduce waste, pollution and other environmental impacts caused by different industrial activities. He also explained how industrialists can adopt environment-friendly practices in their factories and industrial units and ensure proper compliance with environmental laws.
Chairman Zubair Ahmed Ghangra welcomed the awareness program organized by SEPA and said that creating awareness among industrialists about environmental laws and their responsibilities is the need of the hour. He said that industrial development and a clean and healthy environment are not in conflict with each other. Both goals can be achieved through cooperation, responsible practices and effective measures.
Copyright Business Recorder, 2026
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