SUKKUR: Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Vice President and Sindh Regional Chairman Bilal Waqar Khan has said that the business community forms the backbone of Pakistan’s economy and that resolving traders’ issues promptly should remain a top priority for the government and relevant institutions.
He expressed these views during a meeting with Malik Muhammad Rizwan-ul-Haq, former president of the Sukkur Chamber of Commerce and Industry and founder of the Mulk Falahi Jamaat, in Sukkur.
During the meeting, Malik Muhammad Rizwan-ul-Haq presented Bilal Waqar Khan with a bouquet of flowers in recognition of his services to the business community.
Speaking on the occasion, Malik Muhammad Rizwan-ul-Haq described Bilal Waqar Khan as a valuable asset for Sukkur’s traders. He said Bilal has consistently stood at the forefront whenever the business community has faced challenges and has played an active role in seeking solutions to their problems.
He added that traders take pride in having dedicated representatives who effectively raise their concerns on every available forum.
Bilal Waqar Khan said that the Sukkur Chamber of Commerce and Industry has been serving as an effective platform for addressing the concerns of the local business community. He noted that the chamber continues to work towards resolving traders’ issues, safeguarding their rights, improving the business environment, and promoting trade and industry in the region.
He emphasized that a strong national economy depends on providing the business sector with a conducive environment, business-friendly policies, and adequate infrastructure and facilities.
Bilal Waqar Khan reaffirmed that the FPCCI and the Sukkur Chamber of Commerce and Industry would continue to play an active role at every level in protecting the interests of traders and advocating for solutions to the challenges faced by the business community.
The meeting took place in a cordial atmosphere, during which both sides also discussed matters of mutual interest, the promotion of commercial activities, and issues affecting traders in the region.



