Umar Ahsan Khan elected OICCI president for 2026-28
Most outlets reported the election of Umar Ahsan Khan as OICCI president for 2026-28, noting his role as CEO of Dawlance and the timing of his leadership. BOL News and Profit explicitly linked the appointment to Pakistan’s efforts to attract foreign investment and improve economic growth, while Business Recorder and ProPakistani focused more on the leadership change itself. Profit also briefly mentioned weak FDI and an investment climate as a concern, while others did not highlight this aspect.
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Umar Ahsan elected President OICCI
KARACHI: Umar Ahsan Khan, CEO and Managing Director Dawlance (Private) Limited, has been elected President of the Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI). The result was announced at the Chamber’s Extra-Ordinary General Meeting on Tuesday. Ahmed Zahid Zaheer, Country Chairman and GM Chevron Lubricants Pakistan (Private) Limited, was elected Senior Vice President, and Dr. Sye...
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OICCI elects Umar Ahsan Khan president for 2026-28
Dawlance chief succeeds Yousaf Hussain as chamber names new leadership, flags weak FDI and investment climate
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OICCI Elects Umar Ahsan Khan As New President
Umar Ahsan Khan, CEO and Managing Director of Dawlance (Private) Limited, has been elected president of the Overseas Investors Chamber… Read More
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Umar Ahsan Khan Elected OICCI President for 2026-28
Umar Ahsan Khan has been elected President of the Overseas Investors Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OICCI) for the 2026-28…
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Umar Ahsan Khan takes helm of OICCI as Pakistan seeks more foreign investment
Umar Ahsan Khan, CEO of Dawlance, has been elected OICCI president for 2026-28 as Pakistan seeks stronger foreign investment, exports and economic growth.
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