By Commerce Reporter
LAHORE: Vision Alliance candidate and former Executive Committee member of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Mardan Ali Zaidi has intensified his campaign activities, expressing confidence in the alliance’s performance in the upcoming chamber elections.
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Talking to the business community, Mardan Ali Zaidi said that the Vision Alliance’s campaign was gaining momentum and that traders and industrialists were actively engaging with the alliance’s candidates.
“Alhamdulillah, the success journey of Vision Alliance is continuing,” he said, adding that the alliance was focused on strengthening the representation of Lahore’s business community.
Mardan Ali Zaidi said the traders and industrialists of Lahore had an important role in deciding the future direction of the chamber and expressed the view that the business community was responding positively to the alliance’s agenda.
He said that the upcoming elections on September 23 and 24 would be an important occasion for the business community of Lahore.
According to Mardan Ali Zaidi, Vision Alliance’s candidates were presenting a programme focused on addressing business challenges, improving facilitation for traders and industrialists, and strengthening the voice of the private sector.
He said the alliance had continued its engagement with different trade bodies and business groups during the election campaign.
Mardan Ali Zaidi also expressed support for presidential candidate Ali Hussam Asghar, saying that the Vision Alliance team was working collectively for the elections.
“Ali Hussam Asghar and Vision Alliance will achieve a historic victory in the elections,” he said, while urging the business community to participate actively in the electoral process.
The candidate appealed to eligible voters to support Vision Alliance candidates and cast their votes from 1 to 15.
The LCCI elections are scheduled for September 23 and 24, with different groups and candidates campaigning among traders and industrialists to secure representation in the chamber’s Executive Committee.
