By Commerce Reporter
LAHORE – Founders Group Chairman Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim has stepped up the group’s election campaign following the announcement of the schedule for the upcoming Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) elections.
Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim chaired an important meeting of the Founders Group at the residence of former LCCI president and senior group leader Sheikh Muhammad Asif, where key members discussed the group’s strategy for the upcoming electoral contest.
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The meeting was attended by Senior Vice Chairman Haji Muhammad Akram, Vice Chairman Khadim Hussain Chaudhry, Corporate Class Chairman Rehman Aziz Chan and Associate Class Chairman Zeeshan Khalil.
During the meeting, Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim held detailed consultations with senior leaders regarding election preparations, organisational matters and the group’s engagement strategy with LCCI members.
Special focus was given to the Associate Class, with participants discussing ways to enhance voter contacts, improve coordination and strengthen the group’s campaign at the grassroots level.
Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim said the Founders Group would participate in the elections with unity, effective planning and a strong organisational structure. He expressed confidence that the group would continue to play its role in protecting the interests of Lahore’s business community.
The Founders Group leadership agreed to further expand its outreach campaign and maintain close interaction with traders and industrialists ahead of the elections.
The LCCI elections are considered a major event in the business sector, as the chamber represents the interests of thousands of traders and industrialists and serves as a key platform for raising private sector issues with government authorities.
The Founders Group has remained one of the influential alliances in LCCI politics, with its leadership claiming a long-standing role in shaping policies and initiatives related to the business community.
