SITE industrialists support BMG candidates
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

According to Business Recorder, industrialists from Karachi's SITE area have expressed firm backing for the Businessmen Group (BMG) ahead of the KCCI elections. The show of support came at an introductory function held at the SITE Association of Industry, where BMG chairman Zubair Motiwala and the group's KCCI candidates were welcomed. Attendees promised an active role in helping the slate secure victory.
Motiwala credited the SITE industrialists with consistently standing alongside the chamber in tackling business problems. He said BMG members previously elected to the KCCI had served all traders and manufacturers equally, raising their grievances with the government and pushing for solutions. He added that the group would keep serving the business community and use the chamber to amplify the voice of commercial and industrial members.
Office bearers, including Salim Parekh and Abdul Rahman Fudda, called Sept 26 a day of triumph for BMG at the chamber. The two leaders stressed that the group's main goal remains helping the business community, and said industrialists would fully back BMG in the polls. The SITE industrialists also committed to a 100 per cent vote from their area for the group's candidates. Solidarity also came from APTMA chairman Anwar Aziz, a Towels Manufacturers Association representative and leaders of several trade bodies, including Orangi Traders.
At a glance
- SITE industrialists have pledged backing for BMG candidates in the KCCI polls.
- The group's chairman Zubair Motiwala said BMG would keep serving the business community.
- The industrialists promised a 100 per cent vote from the SITE area for BMG.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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