Islamabad, (Urduupoint / Pakistan Point News – 26th July 2025), senior business leaders and industrialists inaugurated in Islamabad, led by the Economic and Policy Think Tank ‘Propper Pakistan’, which was aimed at promoting ‘knowledge economy’ in the country.
At the inaugural meeting of the Economic and Policy Think Tank ‘Prosper Pakistan’, founding members emphasized issues facing knowledge of Pakistan economy and knowledge economy.
On the occasion, the founding members, who say, said that ‘Prosper Pakistan’, as an economic policy think tank, will play a role in highlighting, providing county challenges, providing, providing policy guidelines for their resolve and developing knowledge economy on better lines.
Business leaders and industrialists, Muhammad Ali Sheikh, Aun Ali Syed, Afaq Aybi, Ms. Kurt-ul-Ann, Farooq Alvi, Rafik Salman, Tauqir Malik, Shams Abbasi, Amin, Amin Ullah Baig, Saikab Rafiq, Umar Monthly, Umar Masood Umk Mughal, Umk Umk Mughal, Mohri Qurat ul Aan, Sayed, Khalik Ahmad, Sajid Sheikh and Sahik are Ahmed.
President Federation of Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Etif Ekram Sheikh said as a guest speaker on the occasion that with economic challenges like our country, “Think Tank
He said, “Pakistan currently needs institutions that can impart assessment of the country’s economy and provide political guidelines to the government so that the government and the business community can improve the atmosphere of bilateral wrath”, he said.
Presidency FPCCI said that the country’s economy is currently facing many challenges, of which we need research assistance and a communicative analysis of the country’s economy with the regional economy is currently important.
Sheikh said that regional economies are currently ahead of us, due to the importance of research and think tanks.
On the occasion, FPCCI vice -president and founding member of Prosper Pakistan, Aun Ali Syed said that there are signs of research and data science role in economies around the world and the price Pakistan will play its proper role in converting the country’s economy into a knowledge economy, which will provide advice and police guidelines for the government.
The senior business leader said that it is important for the youth to build a modern economy, who have access to modern knowledge and can give a monthly economy.
He said that human resource capital is also important in a modern economy and by working on it, the country’s economy can be further strengthened. He said that by working on human resource capital in the country, by bringing the country’s economy into the environment of global competition, it can be commented, which can promote a permanent economy.
On this occasion, senior business leadership, Muhammad Ali Sheikh will work for an inclusive and constant economy, which will work to reduce the country’s economic challan.
Ali Sheikh said that Pakistan’s economy is facing huge challenges and is now important to give policy speggs to resolve the economic challenge in the private sector and to solve industry sector issues in the country.
In meeting a senior business leader, Afaq Ayub Gigi made an exemption on the purpose of Pakistan to promote the economy and cross the insulation of the gap Betrayen industry and personality.
Senior Business leader, Hina Manasab is a source on the occasion “We need to promote a female entrepreneur in the country to increase investing investment in the country.”
Former President Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI), Saqib Rafiq said on the occasion that “we do not need a job” not a job “and there is also a need to promote entrepreneur culture to create job opportunities in the country.”
The senior business leader said that in businesses, entrepreneurial skills should be academia industry linkage and said that “we need to come to brid down these tides for economic deviations and prosperity.”
The Vice President, FPCCI Kurat ul Ann said that tourism, mining and information technology is a major sector for a permanent economy and we need a think tank such as Prosper, which promotes “human resources” skills and modern approaches in industries.
On the occasion, a group of Gwadar Chamber of Commerce stated that empirical research and data are important for diversification of trade and trade in any mechanomy. He said that “We need competition and productivity in the industrial sector for inclusive development in the country.”
