Faisalabad – In a heartfelt ceremony organized by the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FPCCI), Chairman and Chairman Coordination Malik Sohail Malik, along with his administrative team, paid tribute to Farooq Mirza, a renowned international journalist and trade specialist, for his outstanding contributions to strengthening economic bridges between Pakistan and the United States.
Mirza, who serves as the official point of contact for FPCCI in the US, received a special award and a commemorative shield during the event. His pivotal role in facilitating business networking for FPCCI delegations at international trade fairs and engagements with prominent American chambers of commerce was a key highlight of the recognition.
Through his organization, Fourth Pillar Media Watchdog, Mirza has been instrumental in providing public relations support and promotional campaigns for FPCCI members, including manufacturers and small business owners. His efforts have successfully introduced Pakistani products to major US retailers such as Costco and Walmart, where they now grace various shelves, symbolizing a tangible boost to bilateral trade.
The ceremony underscored Mirza’s broader impact on international trade promotion, earning him accolades including a gala dinner, the shield, and certificates of appreciation. Malik Sohail Malik, in his address, emphasized the power of commerce in fostering connections: “Through trade and business, we can bring the hearts of the Pakistani-American community closer to their roots in Pakistan. We have achieved remarkable success in this endeavor, and individuals like Farooq Mirza are at the forefront of this progress.”
In response, Mirza reaffirmed his commitment to FPCCI, stating, “We will continue to play our vital role in showcasing Pakistani products to the vast American markets, ensuring our businesses thrive on the global stage.”
The event not only celebrated Mirza’s achievements but also reinforced FPCCI’s dedication to expanding export opportunities and cultural ties, paving the way for even stronger Pakistan-US economic partnerships in the years ahead.
