ICCI to educate business community with collaboration of IDO: Nasir
Staff Report

ISLAMABAD—Consultant of International Donors Organization and former commissioner Income Tax Mohammad Saeed informed the President Islamabad Chamber of Commerce & Industry Nasir Khan, Vice President Mohammad Hussain and Secretary General Majid Shabbir in a meeting said that that International Donors Organizations want to improve the business activities in Pakistan.
Islamabad Chamber being a capital chamber can play a pivotal role for the betterment of business community. He added that international donor’s organizations want to collaborate with Chambers in various sectors; particularly for increasing the industrial development. Donors Organizations would like to train the people in information technology and they want to organize the classes in Chambers. Donors will provide technical assistance, financing for initiatives related to entrepreneurship, with research institutes and universities contribution to creating a knowledge-driven economy.
Mohammad Saeed further said that women entrepreneurs should come forward to improve their skills. He stressed for the establishment of International standards laboratories for testing production of industries. Pakistan is loosing international market rapidly due to lack of quality products. President ICCI Nasir Khan said that ICCI will do every thing for the betterment of business community. He added that we want Pakistan to be at the leading edge and adjust the world of tomorrow.
He assured that ICCI will organize classes for all business community of Islamabad and as well as collect the data of all importers and exporters of Pakistan. ICCI will send the employees of industries abroad to get the technical education.
President ICCI Nasir Khan said that Islamabad Chamber will work for the increasing the industrial production. It will also work for the provision of latest machinery and its knowledge.
President ICCI showed his great concern that lot of Donors Organization spending million dollars for the betterment of people but we are failed to see the fruitful results in society.