ICCI condemns terrorist attack on Peshawar Masjid

Business Feb, 1 2023
ICCI condemns terrorist attack on Peshawar Masjid
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ISLAMABAD: Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) condemned the terrorist attack on masjid in Peshawar’s Police Lines area that has sent shockwaves across country as over 60 people have reportedly lost their lives in this dastardly act.

Faad Waheed acting President of ICCI expressed condolences to bereaved families and prayed for early recovery of injured ones.

Such despicable acts of terrorism cannot break resolve of government and people of Pakistan and reiterated that business community is fully standing with armed forces and security agencies of country to foil such nefarious designs of terrorists who want to disrupt peace in Pakistan. He hoped that government would accelerate implementation of National Action Plan in letter and spirit to eliminate terrorism from country. Muhammad Azhar ul Islam Zafar Vice President ICCI condemned terrorist attack and expressed condolences to bereaved families. He said that whole nation is standing in solidarity with bereaved families in this hour of grief.–Online

Published in The Daily National Courier, February, 01 2023

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