Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI) leadership attended a high-profile seminar organized by the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMA), which focused on understanding the newly implemented Finance Act 2025 and its implications for businesses and industries.
Acting President of RCCI, Khalid Farooq Qazi, along with Group Leader Sohail Altaf, participated as guests of honor at the seminar. Hosted by ICMA, the event aimed to clarify key amendments, changes, and practical impacts introduced by the Finance Act 2025, highlighting its significant influence on the business climate and economic activities in Pakistan.
During the seminar, RCCI representatives praised ICMA’s ongoing efforts in raising financial literacy and enhancing policy awareness among professionals and businesses alike. They stressed that a proactive dialogue and collaboration between professional institutions and the business community are essential to navigate and manage challenges arising from the ever-changing economic environment.
The participants benefited from informative sessions exploring various aspects of the Finance Act, including detailed explanations and analyses designed to help businesses adapt effectively. The seminar provided a valuable platform for dialogue between key stakeholders, contributing to better understanding and preparedness within the industry.
