The Consumers Association of Pakistan (CAP) has appointed Waseem Ahmad Khan as its Senior Vice Chairman for the 2026–2027 term.

CAP is a voluntary organisation that works to safeguard consumer rights. Founder and Chairman Kaukab Iqbal made the appointment in recognition of Khan’s association with the organisation and his commitment to consumer rights and public welfare.

Speaking on the occasion, Iqbal expressed confidence that Khan would help strengthen CAP’s activities and expand its outreach across Pakistan.

He said the organisation continued to highlight issues affecting consumers. These include product quality, food safety, fair trade practices, misleading advertisements and pricing transparency. CAP also advocates the enforcement of consumer protection laws.

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Iqbal further stressed the need for greater public awareness and institutional cooperation. He said stronger coordination with government departments, regulatory authorities and the private sector was essential for effective consumer protection.

In his new role, Khan will support CAP’s leadership in advancing consumer protection initiatives. He will also help strengthen organisational activities and promote awareness of consumer rights.

The Consumers Association of Pakistan reaffirmed its commitment to protecting consumer interests. It also pledged to promote a fair, transparent and accountable marketplace across the country.