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A nation united can stand like a steel wall against every form of oppression, Saqaf Yasar
Staff Reporter
Peshawar: Pakistan Hindkowan Movement paid rich tribute to the martyrs of the historic and tragic Qissa Khwani incident of 1930. Leaders of the movement, along with heads of various social and political organizations and a large number of citizens, attended the event.
Chairman Saqaf Yasar said that the Qissa Khwani tragedy teaches us that when a nation becomes united, it can stand like a steel wall against every form of oppression. He added that even today, unity remains the greatest strength of any nation.
Provincial President Akbar Sethi said that the people of Peshawar must always remain united for their rights, identity, and land. He stated that the sacrifices of the past continue to guide us toward unity and courage.
He further said that during the colonial era, the people of Peshawar stood firm against oppressive laws and did not bow before tyranny.
The leaders expressed their resolve to eliminate differences and work collectively through a joint platform for the development of the city and the nation. At the end, floral wreaths were laid at the martyrs’ memorial, and prayers were offered for their elevated ranks.
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US Delegation Sees Strong Investment Potential in Pakistan
TP REPORT
LAHORE: A high-level business delegation from the United States has expressed strong confidence in Pakistan’s economic outlook during a visit to the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI) Regional Office Lahore, highlighting the country’s growing appeal as an investment destination.
The delegation, led by Mike Brickley, former President of Silicon Valley Bank, and Greg Leith, CEO of Convene, underscored Pakistan’s untapped business potential and emphasized the importance of expanding bilateral trade and investment ties between the two countries.
Also part of the delegation were Ashraf Mall, CEO and Co-founder of the Pakistan Partnership Initiative, and Dr. Waheed Yousuf, Advisor Advocacy at the organization. The delegation was received by Zaki Aijaz, Regional Chairman and Vice President FPCCI.
The meeting was attended by key business leaders including Tariq Mehmood, Kashif Khokhar, Mr. Saleem Shakir, President of the Christian Business Fellowship Pakistan (CBFP), Tamoor Sandhu, Senior Vice President CBFP, and Amjad Ali Jawa, along with Executive Committee and General Body members of FPCCI, representatives of trade bodies, and members of CBFP’s executive board.
During the discussions, both sides explored avenues for investment, trade expansion, and deeper commercial engagement. Members of the US delegation praised Pakistan’s business environment and reiterated their interest in fostering long-term partnerships, viewing the visit as a positive step toward strengthening global business linkages and reinforcing international confidence in Pakistan’s economic potential.
