President stresses for collective efforts to tackle socio-economic challenges
President Alvi nderscores the importance of active involvement of the chambers, banking sector, and civil society to overcome the socio-economic challenges in the country.


Islamabad: President Dr. Arif Alvi on Tuesday stressed upon the business community to play a pivotal role in advancing social sectors and fulfilling their corporate social responsibility by helping those in need.
Talking to a delegation of Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Karachi on Tuesday, the President underscored the importance of active involvement of the chambers, banking sector, and civil society to overcome the socio-economic challenges in the country.
President Dr. Arif Alvi had a meeting with the delegation from Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry. pic.twitter.com/JVFGLqShSd
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He called for collective efforts to tackle challenges of unemployment, improving access to opportunities for differently-abled individuals and enhancing women participation in businesses and employment.

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