KARACHI: Newly elected President Faisal Moiz Khan has assumed his new responsibilities for the year 2020-21 in the annual general body meeting.
Along with Moiz Khan, Senior Vice President Shabbir Ismail and Vice President Naeem Haider also assumed the responsibilities and pledged to address the issues facing the industrialists on a priority basis.
Faisal Moiz Khan on the occasion said that he was grateful to the members for giving the opportunity to serve, also thanked for supporting his panel, so he would do his best to meet the trust and expectations of the honorable members.
NKATI president assured the participants that elected office bearers and the Executive Committee members would work as a team and will put in all the efforts to uplift the image of the North Karachi Industrial Area and promote the interests of Associations members.
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“The North Karachi Association was founded by my late father Capt. A Moiz Khan with the aim of making the North Karachi Industrial Area a modern industrial area and he will surely fulfill his dream”, he opined.
Faisal Moiz Khan invited opposition members to come forward and take an active part in the Association’s activities for the betterment of the Area, said that elections have been over now to deliver the best services to the members rather than just opposing each other.
Faraz Mirza, Chairman Board NKIDMC, said that no doubt NKATI former president Nasim Akhtar and his team Imran Moiz Khan, former Senior Vice President, and Fawad Elahi Shamsi former Vice President, had a great time and worked day and night to improve and develop North Karachi Industrial Area. He expressed his hope that Faisal Moiz Khan will continue the same efforts for resolution of issues.
Sadiq Muhammad CEO NKIDMC congratulated newly elected President Faisal Moiz Khan, Senior Vice President Shabbir Ismail, Vice President Naeem Haider, and hoped that the newly elected team would work for the betterment of North Karachi Association, so that association could serve his members better and more effectively.
