Founder Group sweeps ICCI executive body elections

Published September 20, 2024 Updated September 20, 2024 07:08am

ISLAMABAD: The Founders Group of Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry won all the seats of the Executive Committee with a huge majority in chamber’s elections for the year 2024-26 on Thursday.

According to a press release issued by ICC, Nasir Mansur Qureshi, Sardar Tahir Mahmood , Mohammad Zakria A. Zia, Ali Nawaz, Amir Rahim Qureshi, Atiqur Rehman Khan, Faisal Muzammal, Malik Aqeel Ahmed, Mohammad Kaleemullah, Mohammad Najeeb Ellahi Malik Raja Naveed Akhtar Satti, Sanaullah Khan, Umair Abdul Naisr and Umer Hussain Malik were elected for Founder Groups CM class.

For the Am Class, Abdur Rehman Siddiqui, Nasir Mehmood Chaudhry, Ch. Mohammad Waseem, Malik Mohsin Khalid, Tahir Ayub, Mohammad Irfan Chaudhry, Mohammad Ishaq Sial, Mohammad Zulqurnain Abbasi, Rohail Anwar Butt, Umer Khayyam Abbasi, Aftab Ahmed Gujjar, Ch. Nadeem Ahmed, Malik Abdul Aziz and Mohammad Imran were elected.

Published in Dawn, September 20th, 2024

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