by: TN Media News Pakistan: In a significant event organized at the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI), women leaders and members came together to celebrate and uplift one another, showcasing the remarkable progress and contributions of women within the institution. The gathering, marked by encouragement and appreciation, highlighted the unity and strength of women in RCCI, reinforcing their vital role in the growth of the organization.
The event, meticulously organized to honor active members, chairpersons, and both current and former executive members, saw an inspiring lineup of Chief Guests. Among them were Beenish Fatima, the first female Chief Traffic Officer, Maam Abida Malik, President of Behbood, and Kanwal Cheema, who were all specially invited. These distinguished guests expressed their pleasant surprise at the outstanding work being done by the women of RCCI, acknowledging their significant impact on both the institution and the broader business community.
A special note of thanks was extended to Sohail Altaf, Group Leader of RCCI, President Saqib Rafik, Senior Vice President Hamza Sarosh, Vice President Faisal, and all senior members who have consistently supported the initiatives led by women in the chamber.
Though RDA Director General Kinza Murtaza was unable to attend due to an emergency, her absence did not diminish the event’s focus on the growing influence of women in the administration of Rawalpindi City and the business community. The gathering served as a reminder of the strides women have made and the levels they continue to achieve in leadership roles.
The event also saw heartfelt acknowledgments for the contributions of several key women members of RCCI, including Diya Sheikh, Naureen Ghaffar, Shadaab, Aemon, Shumaila, Naila, Babra, Ayesha, Naheed, Saima, and Fariha, along with the secretariat. Their unwavering support and dedication were recognized as instrumental in the continued success and empowerment of women within RCCI.
This event not only celebrated the achievements of women in RCCI but also set the stage for future initiatives that will further empower women to lead and inspire within the business community.
