Karachi: If government takes concrete steps to create a network of industries in the country, to bring
expertise in the IT sector, to promote modern science and technology and to make the future of the
youth bright, this country will shine. Under the vision of Pakistan Business Group, the young generation
should benefit from their experience by bringing together all the experts in technology from all over the
world. These sentiments were expressed by Faraz-ur-Rehman, Founder President of Pakistan Business
Group Organization and President of KATI, while addressing the business community at the dinner given
in his honor by Punjab Chapter Chairman SM Zun Norain. The chief guests in the ceremony was the
Caretaker Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed, Presidential candidate for FPCCI of UBG
Atif Ikram, General Secretary Zafar Bakhtawari, Chairman of PBG Islamabad Wing Moeez Sial, Abdul
Wahab Edhi, Zara Hayat, Nadeem Sheikh and other industrialists and dignitaries were also present.
Faraz-ur-Rehman said that it is a fact that Pakistan is suffering from economic problems, but it does not
mean that Pakistan will become a victim of bankruptcy like Sri Lanka. Allah Almighty has blessed
Pakistan with immense natural resources. Faraz-ur-Rehman further said that due to the current state of
the country and political instability, the Pakistani economy is facing threats and challenges. To separate
all political and economic risks one has to go to the Charter of Economy. He said that making it easy to
do business and solving the problems faced by domestic industries should be the first priority of the
government. The founder of PBGO and president of KATI further said that the government should give
all possible support to the business community so that the industries get a boost and the country can
develop economically. He said that the industries and industrialists have been victims of the financial
and economic crisis and the most affected are SME industries, while the industrial activities have been
badly affected due to the recent political tension and instability in the country.
Faraz-ur-Rehman further said that for industrial development and increase in productivity, it is
necessary to solve the problems of industries, improve basic infrastructure and reduce production costs
while ensuring uninterrupted supply of gas, electricity and water to industries and trade. Special
attention should be given to the problems faced by the industries. Founder President Faraz-ur-Rehman
said that the Pakistani nation, especially the politicians of Pakistan, understand the importance of
Pakistan and put the interests of the country first for the development and development of Pakistan.
On this occasion, Caretaker Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed said that Faraz-ur-Rehman was
elected as the President of KATI, chosen by the late SM Munir, and following in his footsteps, he served
PBG and KATI industrialists, trying to solve the problems of the industrialists by taking up the burden of
service. The caretaker minister said that the country will develop only by providing opportunities to the
business community. In these circumstances, significant foreign exchange can be earned by promoting
the IT industry through industrialization and the use of modern technology. He said that the first priority
of the caretaker government is focused on fixing the economy.
On this occasion, UBG General Secretary Zafar Bakhtavari paid tribute to the services of KATI President
Faraz-ur-Rehman and said that he is continuing efforts to unite the industrialists by using his leadership
skills to the fullest. I assure them of full cooperation.
Atif Ikram, the presidential candidate in the Federation Election of UBG, Chairman of PBG Islamabad
Wing Moeez Sial and others also spoke on this occasion.
Pakistan Business Group Founder Advocates for Technological Advancements and Economic
Development
ISLAMABAD – In a recent gathering of prominent industrialists and dignitaries, Faraz-ur-Rehman, the
Founder President of Pakistan Business Group Organization and President of KATI, underscored the
critical role of technology and modern science in shaping the future of the nation.
Addressing the business community during a dinner hosted in his honor by Punjab Chapter Chairman SM
Zun Norain, Faraz-ur-Rehman emphasized the need for the government to take concrete steps in
establishing a robust network of industries, fostering expertise in the IT sector, and promoting modern
science and technology.
Expressing his vision under the Pakistan Business Group, Faraz-ur-Rehman advocated for collaboration
with international technology experts to empower the younger generation with valuable experiences.
The event was attended by notable figures, including Caretaker Federal Minister for Religious Affairs
Aneeq Ahmed, UBG Secretary General Zafar Bakhtawari, and other industrialists.
Acknowledging the economic challenges faced by Pakistan, Faraz-ur-Rehman reassured that the nation,
endowed with abundant natural resources, would not succumb to financial crises. However, he
acknowledged the existing threats and challenges posed by political instability.
Faraz-ur-Rehman urged the government to prioritize easing business processes and resolving issues
encountered by domestic industries. Highlighting the impact of recent political tension on industrial
activities, especially on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), he stressed the importance of
governmental support for economic development.
Emphasizing the need for industrial development and increased productivity, Faraz-ur-Rehman
proposed solutions to address infrastructure challenges, reduce production costs, and ensure a
consistent supply of utilities to industries.
Caretaker Minister for Religious Affairs Aneeq Ahmed commended Faraz-ur-Rehman’s dedication to
service, citing his leadership in organizations like KATI and PBG. Ahmed stressed that the country’s
development hinges on providing opportunities to the business community, particularly by promoting
the IT industry through industrialization and modern technology.
UBG General Secretary Zafar Bakhtavari applauded Faraz-ur-Rehman’s efforts to unite industrialists,
pledging full cooperation. The event also featured speeches by Atif Ikram, the presidential candidate in
the Federation Election of UBG, Chairman of PBG Islamabad Wing Moeez Sial, and other notable figures.
As discussions concluded, the consensus remained on the vital role of technology and economic
opportunities in steering Pakistan toward a prosperous future.
