The federal government has appointed Fayez Ahmed, a senior officer in the Pakistani Customs ceremony, as a new executive of the Commercial Development Authority in Pakistan (TDAP).
Ahmed, BS-22 official, will work on the role on the basis of an authorization under the standards and standards, according to a notice issued by the Council of Ministers on Monday.
This position became vacant after the industrialist resigned in Karachi Zubair Motiola last week, citing personal reasons and a desire to focus on his own commercial projects.
Motiwala, who took charge of TDAP in November 2022, stressed his resignation to my local daily, saying: “Yes, I got into full focus on my own work.”
Motiwala, a source and source of seasoned fabric, was a prominent figure in the business community in Pakistan. His extensive leadership experience includes work as head of the Chamber of Trade and Industry in Karaki (KCCI), Chairman of the Industry website, and Chairman of the Investment Council in Sindh.
Fayez Ahmed’s appointment is part of the broader government strategy to reform and strengthen TDAP, which plays an important role in facilitating Pakistan’s exports. Ahmed is expected to bring a new perspective of power operations, focusing on simplifying the processes and addressing the challenges faced by exporters.
