He paid homage to the visionaries who laid the foundation for Pakistan and underscored the pivotal role that the private sector must play in shaping the country’s economic destiny.
In a statement shared alongside senior LCCI officials, including Senior Vice President Tanveer Ahmed Sheikh and Vice President Khurram Lodhi, Saigol emphasized that Pakistan Day is not just about celebrating freedom, lt’s about reinforcing the country’s commitment to trade growth, industrial progress, and prosperity. “This day serves as a reminder of our journey so far and a call to action for what lies ahead,” he said.
The LCCI President particularly focused on the crucial role of a united business community, stressing that its collective strength is the key to sustaining industrial development, boosting exports, and securing both domestic and international investment. He pointed out that a robust and forward-thinking private sector is the engine that will drive Pakistan toward economic self-sufficiency and global competitiveness.
“Entrepreneurs are the backbone of a thriving economy,” Saigol added. “Innovation, collaboration, and resilience should be the pillars on which we build our nation’s future.” His message was a resounding call for businesses to innovate, collaborate, and leverage every opportunity to contribute to Pakistan’s economic growth.
Concluding his remarks, Saigol urged all sectors government, business, and civil society to join forces in honoring the sacrifices made by Pakistan’s founders. He said that the responsibility to move the country forward and ensure its prosperity is not just a duty but a tribute to those who fought for freedom.
The LCCI’s message on Pakistan Day was clear, national unity, driven by a flourishing and self reliant economy, is the true path to honoring the past and securing a prosperous future for Pakistan.
