Shaikh Imtiaz Hussain has been reappointed Chairman of the Pakistan–USA Business Council of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI).

The reappointment reflects his continued role in promoting economic and commercial ties between Pakistan and the United States.

Shaikh Imtiaz Hussain is an established member of Pakistan’s business community. He has represented the country at several national and international business forums.

He has also worked to promote exports, foreign investment, trade facilitation and international business partnerships.

Focus on Pakistan–USA Trade and Investment

During his previous tenure, Shaikh Imtiaz Hussain advocated stronger private-sector engagement between Pakistan and the United States.

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He focused on expanding bilateral trade and creating new business opportunities. He also promoted investment and stronger institutional links between business communities.

Speaking after his reappointment, Hussain said Pakistan’s leadership had reaffirmed its commitment to peace, stability and constructive bilateral cooperation.

He said these priorities could support stronger commercial engagement with international partners.

“Pakistan–USA economic relations possess enormous potential. Our objective should be to turn this potential into tangible opportunities for businesses, investors, exporters and entrepreneurs in both countries.”

Hussain said he would continue working to strengthen business-to-business relations. He also pledged to develop new avenues for trade and investment.

Council to Promote Business Cooperation

Hussain said the Pakistan–USA Business Council would focus on several areas.

These include bilateral trade, investment, joint ventures and technology cooperation. The council will also seek better market access and stronger business-to-business connectivity.

He said the council would encourage greater interaction between Pakistani and American business communities.

“Our vision is to take Pakistan–USA business relations to new heights,” Hussain said.

He added that the council would seek sustainable and mutually beneficial economic partnerships.

The council will engage business organizations, investors and trade institutions in both countries. It will also work with relevant stakeholders to identify new commercial opportunities.

Pakistan’s Private Sector Sees U.S. Market Potential

Hussain said Pakistan’s private sector has significant potential in the U.S. market.

He highlighted agriculture and horticulture, food processing, information technology and manufacturing as key areas.

He also identified textiles, services and emerging sectors as potential areas for cooperation.

Hussain pledged to work closely with FPCCI and Pakistani trade missions. He also plans to engage U.S. business organizations and chambers of commerce.

Relevant government institutions will also be engaged to facilitate greater commercial interaction.

He said these efforts could help promote Pakistan as a destination for trade and investment.

The reappointment is expected to continue the council’s efforts to strengthen Pakistan–USA economic ties. It also aims to create new opportunities for businesses in both countries.