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Breakfast for United Business Group.



Agha sahab, Masooma Sibtain, President Mrs. Razia Shah, Filza Akbar and Humera Batool, welcomed Mr. S.M Muneer

Women's chamber of commerce and industry Multan, was honoured to receive UBG (United Business Group) in the city of saints. The purpose of this trip by UBG was aimed to build alliances for upcoming FPCCI elections. And WCCIM has always supported this group and will continue doing it in the future. As they have always been a great support for this chamber.

Inorder to introduce members UBG with members of WCCIM, this chamber organized a breakfast on 3rd November, at Ramada hotel Multan.  Newly elected president of the chamber Mrs. Razia Shah, alongwith the former presidents Masooma Sibtain and Humera Batool welcomed the guests with bouquets of flowers. Filza Akbar, former vice president Ambreen Abbass Khan, present vice president Seerat Fatima was also present at the occasion.

Secretary General WCCIM, Mr. Saeed Agha started the formal session with tilawat of Quran. Masooma Sibtain welcomed the audience and thanked the guests for accepting their hospitality. She pledged alliance with UGB on behalf of all WCCIM members. Madam Shirin also spoke at the occasion and emphasized over the importance of mutual co-operation between different chambers. Mrs. naheed Masood also addressed the gathering and brought up different thought provoking issues.

Mr. Iftikhar Ali Malik, vice president SAARC admired the efforts of WCCIM and specially the hard work and commitment by Masooma Sibtain, who serves as the backbone of chamber. Also present at the event was Mr. S. M. Muneer, who also appreciated this women's chamber and the way it has emerged among all the other female chambers within Pakistan and South Asia. Mr. Ikhtiar Baig expressed his amazement over the talent he witnessed in the area and showed his interest to provide them bigger, better platforms to prove themselves. Few other guests also addressed and promised similar kind of support.

Ambreen Khan, Uzma Burana, Mrs. Naseem Raheem spoke to the gathering, on behalf of the chamber. Mrs. Zahida Khakwani, former president Mrs. Zara Khitran, Farah Saqib and Fariha Munir Shah from WCCIM, were also present at the event. The necessity and frequency of such event, meetings and other interactions were greatly emphasized.

At the end all the guests were entertained with a formal breakfast and it ended with a group photo session.



Mrs. Khushnood, Mrs. Naseem Rahim, Mrs. Zara Khitran with Mr. Iftikhar Ali Malik & Mr. S.M Muneer

Mr. S.M. Naseer, Mirza Ikhtiar Baig
Mr. Iftikhar Ali Malik, vice president SAARC

Group photo

Ambreen Khan and Humera Batool
Naheed Masood from Karachi, Tahira from Bahawalpur

Masooma Sibtain addressing the gathering

Ambreen, Seerat, Humera, Mrs. Nasim Rahim, Mrs. Razia Shah, Masooma Sibtain, Zara Khitran, Khshnood with guests
Shireen speaking to audience

Mrs. Khakwani, Uzma Burana, Farah Saqib

Fariha Munir Shah

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