About the Chamber
A premier, licensed trade organisation representing the business community of Multan and South Punjab since 1959.
Introduction
A vital link between business and government.
The Multan Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MCCI) is one of the oldest trade organisations in Pakistan, with roots dating back to before Partition and formal incorporation in 1959. It is a premier trade organisation representing the business community of Multan and the wider South Punjab region.
MCCI is a recognised and licensed trade organisation under the Directorate General of Trade Organizations (DGTO), Ministry of Commerce, Government of Pakistan, and is affiliated with the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI).
The chamber promotes trade, commerce, industry, agriculture, investment and exports. It advocates policies for economic growth and a business-friendly environment, supports SMEs and entrepreneurship, and highlights the commercial potential of South Punjab at home and abroad.
Objectives
Ten objectives that guide our work.
The chamber's major objectives, as set out in its introduction.
Promotion of trade and industry
Growing trade, commerce, manufacturing and industry in Multan and across South Punjab.
Representing the business community
Safeguarding the interests of traders, industrialists, exporters and entrepreneurs before government and regulators.
Export promotion
Helping exporters reach international markets and promoting locally made products worldwide.
Investment and economic development
Encouraging domestic and foreign investment and the growth of industries and businesses.
Support for SMEs
Business guidance, networking, information and access to support and markets for small and medium enterprises.
Policy advocacy
Recommending business-friendly policies and reforms in taxation, trade regulation and energy costs.
Agricultural and industrial development
Promoting textiles, cotton, mango, food processing and other key sectors, with value addition and innovation.
Business networking and cooperation
Building cooperation between businesses, government, investors, chambers and international organisations.
Entrepreneurship and skills
Encouraging innovation and training, and the active participation of youth and women in business.
Regional economic growth
Contributing to jobs, infrastructure and balanced, sustainable progress across South Punjab.
How the chamber is run
Elected leadership, working committees.
The General Body of members elects a 26-member Executive Committee every two years. It is headed by three Office Bearers and supported by sub-committees and the Secretariat.
Executive Committee
Provides leadership, sets policy, oversees the chamber's affairs and takes decisions on the recommendations of the sub-committees.
Office Bearers
The President, Senior Vice President and Vice President head the Executive Committee and, with the Secretary General, run the chamber day to day.
Sub-Committees
A platform for sector issues. Their recommendations go to the Executive Committee and, where appropriate, to government and regulators.
Sub-Committees
Sub-Committees for 2026-28.
Fifteen sub-committees for the term 2026-28, each led by a convener with its members and advisors.
| # | Sub-Committee | Convener | Members | Advisors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Finance & Investment | Khawaja Muhammad Omer | Mr. Mahboob Elahi Sheikh Mirza Shahid Hussain | Mian Aamir Naseem |
| 2 | Government LiaisonGovernment relations, infrastructure, energy and municipal affairs | Khawaja Riaz Hussain | Mr. Hussain Ahmed Fazal Khawaja Ahmed Nabeel Sheikh Muhammad Tahir | Mr. Shahid Azeem |
| 3 | Audit & Risk | Khawaja Ahmed Nabeel | Sheikh Muhammad Bilal Mr. Hassan Iqbal | – |
| 4 | Membership, Renewal & Voter Affairs | Mr. Nadeem Ahmed Sheikh | Mr. Aurangzeb Alamgir Khawaja Ahmed Nabeel | Sheikh Faisal Saeed |
| 5 | Taxation & Fiscal Affairs | Dr. Muhammad Aslam | Mr. Mahboob Elahi Sheikh Hafiz Umair Saeed | Mr. Arshad Iqbal Sheikh Mr. Zafar Iqbal Siddiqui Mr. Abdul Sattar (CA) |
| 6 | SME & Entrepreneurship | Mr. Imran Arshad Sheikh | Mr. Muhammad Aslam Bhutta Ch. Tariq Karim | Mr. Zafar Iqbal Siddiqui |
| 7 | Agriculture & Agro-Based Industry | Mr. Hammad Miyan | Dr. Muhammad Aslam Hafiz Tariq Bashir Khawaja Riaz Hussain | Mr. Asif Majeed |
| 8 | Legal, Regulatory & Corporate Governance | Sheikh Muhammad Bilal | Khawaja Muhammad Omer Nawab Atif Ashfaq | Mr. Arshad Iqbal Sheikh |
| 9 | International Relations, Investment & Delegations | Sheikh Abdul Wahab | Mr. Hussain Ahmed Fazal Mrs. Fariha Shahid Mr. Hassan Iqbal | Ch. Zulfiqar Ali Anjum Rana Iqbal Siraj |
| 10 | Technology, Digitalization & Innovation | Nawab Atif Ashfaq | Khawaja Muhammad Omer Hafiz Umair Saeed | Khawaja Azhar Mr. Arshad Iqbal Sheikh Mirza Sheeraz Mr. Waqas Saleem |
| 11 | Education, Skills, Youth & Human Resource Development | Mr. Hassan Iqbal | Mian Fazal Elahi Sheikh Sheikh Muhammad Tahir Mrs. Farzeen Ghazal | Khawaja Salahuddin Mr. Alamgir Khan Mr. Saif Ur Rehman |
| 12 | Industry, Trade & Export | Mr. Hussain Ahmed Fazal | Mr. Imran Arshad Sheikh Mr. Shahzad Karim Bhatti | – |
| 13 | Corporate Social Responsibility | Mian Fazal Elahi Sheikh | Sheikh Muhammad Bilal Hafiz Umair Saeed | Khawaja Salahuddin |
| 14 | Media Communications & Public Relations | Hafiz Umair Saeed | Mr. Hammad Miyan Sheikh Muhammad Tahir | Mr. Altaf Shahid Mr. Jamshaid Rizwani |
| 15 | Follow-Up | Mr. Nadeem Ahmed Sheikh | – | Sheikh Faisal Saeed Mr. Arshad Iqbal Sheikh |
Secretariat
The team that runs the chamber every day.
The Secretary General works with the office bearers on the chamber's administration.
Governance documents
Open records for members.
The chamber's charter, licence, meeting records and accounts.
Join the chamber.
See the membership classes, fees and documents, then apply online.