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PPDA supports BMG in KCCI elections

KARACHI: The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) has announced its support for the Businessmen Group (BMG) in the upcoming Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) elections, saying it has full confidence in the leadership decision of the United Business Group (UBG). PPDA Chairman Malik Khuda Bakhsh, Vice Chairman Tariq Hasan, Anwar Kamal, Malik Sher Khan and other association…

PPDA supports BMG in KCCI elections

The Pakistan Petroleum Dealers Association (PPDA) has declared its backing for the Businessmen Group (BMG) in the forthcoming Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) elections, expressing strong belief in the leadership choices of the United Business Group (UBG). Key PPDA officials Malik Khuda Bakhsh, Tariq Hasan, Anwar Kamal, and Malik Sher Khan endorsed UBG's leadership decision.

The association pledged its members would cast votes for BMG candidates in line with UBG leaders' guidance. These include S.M. Tanveer, President Zubair Tufail, Sindh Region President Khalid Tawab, and other UBG leaders. PPDA Chairman Malik Khuda Bakhsh highlighted the association's history of resolving petroleum dealers' problems, while BMG Chairman Zubair Motiwala and his team addressed Karachi’s business community concerns.

Khuda Bakhsh expressed confidence that the Karachi Chamber, in tandem with PPDA, would tackle the issues confronting petroleum dealers. He emphasized the interconnection of petroleum dealers' and broader business community challenges, which could be resolved through mutual consensus and cooperation with the government and regulatory bodies.

PPDA Chairman stressed the importance of business organizations' unity in resolving issues impacting the business community.

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