Key decisions focus on Pak-Afghan trade, membership services and transparent access for the business community
Chaman (Syed Sardar Mohammad Khondai): The Chaman Chamber of Commerce and Industry has decided to take practical steps to address traders’ concerns, improve membership services and remove obstacles affecting Pak-Afghan trade.
The decisions were made during an important meeting chaired by Chamber President Haji Muhammad Hanif Khan. Participants discussed the challenges facing local traders, bilateral trade with Afghanistan and the performance of committees responsible for resolving business-related issues.
Senior Vice President Maqsood Khan, Vice President Muhammad Mudassir Khan, former Pak-Afghan Chamber of Commerce President Haji Imran Khan Kakar and Director Haji Muhammad Ghani Achakzai attended the meeting.
Executive members Haji Baqi Khan, Haji Abdul Bari Achakzai, Akhtar Gulfam, Haji Matiullah, Najeebuddin Achakzai and Haji Ismat Khan were also present.
Participants agreed to strengthen the Chamber’s role in resolving legitimate business concerns and promoting commercial activities in Chaman.
They also discussed the responsibilities of existing committees and the steps needed to improve their performance. The participants stressed the importance of removing barriers to Pak-Afghan trade and creating better conditions for local businesses.
The meeting also reviewed the need for an effective system to address traders’ complaints and improve coordination on commercial matters.
The participants emphasized that traders should have easy and transparent access to the Chamber’s services.
They called for a fair membership process without discrimination. Members of the business community should also be able to obtain membership cards, visa letters and other relevant documents according to their business requirements.
The participants said improved services would help traders meet their commercial needs and strengthen their relationship with the Chamber.
The meeting expressed hope that further decisions would soon address outstanding issues facing Chaman’s business community and support trade activities.
Haji Muhammad Hanif Khan and other Chamber leaders reaffirmed their commitment to protecting traders’ rights, improving business facilities and making the Chamber’s administrative system more transparent and effective.
The meeting concluded with an emphasis on practical measures to resolve traders’ concerns and strengthen commercial activity in Chaman.
