Hyderabad:Pakistan Peoples Party Divisional President, Aajiz Dhamrah visited the Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders and Small Industry (HCSTSI) and congratulated newly elected President, Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui, Senior Vice President Muhammad Fahad Mian, Vice President Irfan Arbiani and members of the Executive Committee.
On the occasion, Aajiz Dhamrah said that the development of Hyderabad requires collective efforts with the business community, adding that the Hyderabad Chamber plays the role of a bridge between the government and the business community.
He said that HCSTSI President Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui is a prominent name in Hyderabad’s business community and would certainly represent traders’ issues effectively, while efforts would also be made in coordination with the Sindh Government to create a more conducive environment for business activities.
On the occasion, newly elected President Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui thanked the delegation and said that Hyderabad’s traders play an important role in the economy of Sindh and Pakistan after Karachi. However, he expressed concern that despite repeated invitations, the Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce had not visited Hyderabad to meet the business community, nor had any effective progress been made towards resolving their issues.
He said that Aajiz Dhamrah is a longstanding worker of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and a responsible public representative, and expressed hope that he would invite the Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce to the Hyderabad Chamber so that the issues faced by the business community could be presented directly to the concerned minister and practical progress could be made towards their resolution.
Aajiz Dhamrah assured the Chamber that he would play his role in inviting the Provincial Minister for Industries and Commerce to the Hyderabad Chamber and in facilitating efforts for the resolution of the business community’s issues. The PPP Hyderabad delegation also included Syed Ghulam Mustafa Shah, Chairman UC-35; Daniyal Abro; Atiq Rathor, former President Youth Wing PS-64; and Mahesh Kumar.