New Chamber Body Meets Divisional Commissioner
Multan (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 22nd Sep, 2026)
A newly elected body of the Multan Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MCCI) met with Commissioner Multan division, Aamir Karim Khan, discussing ways to promote business activities, improve civic amenities, and strengthen cooperation between the administration and the business community.
The meeting focused on Multan's development, economic growth, public facility improvements, and greater private sector involvement in welfare projects.
Commissioner Aamir Karim Khan emphasized that while government institutions play a role, the business community, philanthropists, and civil society are also crucial to Multan's progress. He suggested launching joint initiatives for direct citizen benefit.
He highlighted several existing public welfare initiatives supported by philanthropists, including:
- Man-o-Salwa initiative providing free meals to the needy
- Hearing aid distribution for children with hearing impairment
- Beautification of key city intersections
Khan urged the private sector to expand its involvement in areas like:
- Urban beautification and green spaces
- Parks, intersection improvements
- Clean drinking water
- Healthcare
- Education
- Facilities for people with disabilities
He encouraged business organizations to adopt viable projects under their Corporate Social Responsibility programs.
Khan also discussed the Walled City project, which aims to rehabilitate historic sites, establish a library, food street, craft bazaar and other civic and cultural facilities. This initiative will preserve Multan's historical identity while creating new amenities for residents and tourists.
Commissioner Khan requested the newly elected chamber body to present proposals in an organized manner and foster practical partnerships with the administration for addressing major civic issues. He assured full cooperation in resolving legitimate concerns and creating an investment-friendly environment.
Chamber representatives pledged to play a more active role in Multan's economic, social development, civic improvements, and public welfare initiatives.