Imtiaz reappointed FPCCI’s Pak-US Business Council chief
KARACHI: Prominent Pakistani businessman Shaikh Imtiaz Hussain has once again been appointed as Chairman of the Pakistan–USA Business Council of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI), reaffirming his continued leadership and commitment to strengthening economic and commercial relations between Pakistan and the United States. Shaikh Imtiaz Hussain is a prominent member…
Karachi witnessed the reappointment of prominent businessman Shaikh Imtiaz Hussain as Chairman of the Pakistan–USA Business Council of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI). This decision underscores his ongoing dedication to fostering stronger economic and commercial ties between Pakistan and the United States.
Renowned for his active involvement in representing Pakistan at various national and international forums, Hussain brings a wealth of experience to the role. His expertise lies in advocating for Pakistan's exports, foreign investment, trade facilitation, and international business partnerships. Reflecting on his reappointment, Hussain emphasized Pakistan’s steadfast commitment to regional peace, stability, and economic development as crucial pillars for enhancing commercial engagement with international partners.
He expressed optimism about the vast potential of Pakistan–USA economic relations, aiming to transform this potential into actionable opportunities for businesses, investors, exporters, and entrepreneurs in both nations. Hussain outlined the Council's focus on advancing bilateral trade, investment, joint ventures, technology cooperation, market access, and business partnerships, while promoting greater interaction between the Pakistani and American business communities.
The Council's vision is to elevate Pakistan–USA business relations to unprecedented levels, establishing robust, sustainable, and mutually beneficial economic partnerships. Hussain assured that the Council will collaborate closely with stakeholders, business organizations, investors, and trade institutions in both countries to unearth and capitalize on new opportunities.
He highlighted that Pakistan's private sector holds significant untapped potential to expand its footprint in the U.S. market, especially in sectors such as agriculture and horticulture, food processing, information technology, manufacturing, textiles, and services, among others.
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