By Commerce Reporter
LAHORE – Founders Group Chairman Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim has stressed the importance of empowering young traders and industrialists, assuring continued engagement with emerging business leaders to address challenges faced by the business community.
He expressed these views during an important meeting with a delegation of the Young Business Association Pakistan at the Founders Office. The delegation was led by Chairman Young Business Association Pakistan Altaf Hussain Randhawa and included Advisory Council Executive Members Muhammad Naveed Butt and Rana Manzoor Ahmed Khan, along with Central Organiser Nauman Afzal Chaudhry.
The meeting was also attended by Founders Group Vice Chairman Khadim Hussain and other office-bearers, where participants held detailed discussions on the current economic environment and issues confronting young entrepreneurs, traders and industrialists.
During the meeting, Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim appreciated the efforts of the Young Business Association and acknowledged the positive role being played by its leadership in promoting the interests of the business community.
He said that young businessmen were an important asset for Lahore’s economic development and their participation was essential for creating a stronger and more progressive business environment.
Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim termed the constructive efforts of the association’s leadership a valuable contribution to the city and expressed hope that greater coordination between established business groups and young entrepreneurs would help resolve industry-related challenges.
The participants agreed to enhance mutual contacts and continue a series of meetings to maintain dialogue on issues affecting the business sector.
The Young Business Association delegation briefed the Founders Group leadership about the difficulties being faced by young traders and industrialists, including business growth challenges and the need for better support mechanisms for new entrepreneurs.
The meeting was described as a positive step towards building stronger cooperation between senior business leaders and the younger generation of entrepreneurs.
During the meeting, Chairman Young Business Association Altaf Hussain Randhawa also invited Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim to visit Minhaj-ul-Quran Centre. The invitation was accepted by the Founders Group Chairman.
Business circles believe that continued interaction between experienced leaders like Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim and emerging business representatives can contribute to strengthening Lahore’s commercial landscape and ensuring that the concerns of all segments of the business community are effectively highlighted.
