Daroghawala industrialists, assistant commissioner Wahga Town agree to strengthen cooperation

By Commerce Reporter

LAHORE —Daroghawala Industrial Owners Association and Assistant Commissioner Wahga Town Hafiz Zeeshan have agreed to strengthen cooperation for the development of the industrial area following a meeting aimed at resolving a recent misunderstanding.

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The meeting was held at Masood Tech Industries in Daroghawala, Lahore, as part of efforts to address an earlier unpleasant incident, bridge communication gaps and promote goodwill between the administration and the local business community.

Chairman of the Daroghawala Industrial Owners Association, Shaban Akhtar, said the communication gap had been resolved and both sides were now on the same page.

He said the association and the assistant commissioner would work together for the betterment of the area and the country, adding that both sides would support each other in addressing local issues and promoting development.

Assistant Commissioner Hafiz Zeeshan reaffirmed his commitment to working with the association and assured the business community of his cooperation in improving local facilities and supporting the area’s development.

The association credited the progress to the efforts of its chairman, Shaban Akhtar, President Rameez Dewan and their team. The statement also acknowledged the support of former Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Faheemur Rehman Saigol and Senior Vice President Tanveer Ahmed Sheikh.

The business community expressed appreciation for their role in facilitating the process and fostering better coordination between industrialists and the local administration.

Those present at the meeting included Masood Tech Industries CEO Masood Akhtar, Javed Akhtar, association General Secretary Shehzad Saleem, Finance Secretary Haji Nisar, Coordinator Umar Abdullah and Tehsildar Muhammad Sabir.

The meeting was described by the association as an important step towards strengthening relations between industrialists and the local administration and advancing shared development goals.