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Azfar Ahsan elected VP MAP July 9, 2021 KARACHI: Marketing Association of Pakistan (MAP), an apex body of marketing in the country, has elected Corporate Pakistan Group (CPG) Founder Muhammad Azfar Ahsan as its vice president for a one year term, a statement said on Thursday. Ahsan is a global influencer, business connector, change activist, philanthropist, non-partisan political analyst and entrepreneur based out of Pakistan. CPG represents the elite of Pakistan's national intelligentsia including corporate and business leaders, ministers, senators, governors, federal secretaries, politicians, distinguished academicians, energy experts, tech entrepreneurs, defence personnel, police officers, foreign policy experts, media practitioners and movers and shakers of civil society.
‘Karachi needs care, ownership’ July 5, 2021 KARACHI: Candid political jabs were exchanged between Miftah Ismail of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Senator Faisal Subzwari of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) during the Safe Karachi Conference at a hotel in Karachi on Sunday, while the K-Electric seemed to have been given a clean chit. The PML-N and MQM leaders put all the blame on the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), while the other speakers kept talking about the problems of Karachi and asserting that they did not want to get political. At one point in the conference, Subzwari expressed resentment towards the courts of the country, and said that as a political party they could only talk against pieces of legislation being passed in the assembly but they could not ask the people to vote for them at gunpoint.
Call for collaboration resounds at Safe Karachi Conference July 5, 2021 Candid political jabs were exchanged between Miftah Ismail of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and Senator Faisal Subzwari of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) during the Safe Karachi Conference at a hotel in Karachi on Sunday, while the K-Electric seemed to have been given a clean chit. The PML-N and MQM leaders put all the blame on the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP), while the other speakers kept talking about the problems of Karachi and asserting that they did not want to get political. At one point in the conference, Subzwari expressed resentment towards the courts of the country, and said that as a political party they could only talk against pieces of legislation being passed in the assembly but they could not ask the people to vote for them at gunpoint.
Top Story April 27, 2021 KARACHI: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Fawad Chaudhry admitted on Monday that there was a crisis due to Covid situation, but no panic. While talking at a webinar, convened by the CPG Dialogue platform on ‘Pakistan at the Crossroads’, along with Muhammad Azfar Ahsan, founder of Corporate Pakistan Group (CPG) and Nutshell Group, the federal minister said, “When the first wave struck, we were totally unprepared and could not locally make any of the required apparatus, but in the past two years we have learned a lot and prepared ourselves, so we are tackling the situation even though we are facing the highest percentage of the positivity rate and that is 11 percent.”
Top Story April 27, 2021 KARACHI: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Fawad Chaudhry admitted on Monday that there was a crisis due to Covid situation, but no panic. While talking at a webinar, convened by the CPG Dialogue platform on ‘Pakistan at the Crossroads’, along with Muhammad Azfar Ahsan, founder of Corporate Pakistan Group (CPG) and Nutshell Group, the federal minister said, “When the first wave struck, we were totally unprepared and could not locally make any of the required apparatus, but in the past two years we have learned a lot and prepared ourselves, so we are tackling the situation even though we are facing the highest percentage of the positivity rate and that is 11 percent.”