ISLAMABAD-UNS: Punjab Minister for Industries and Commerce and Pakistan Muslim League (PML) Punjab General Secretary Chaudhry Shafay Hussain visited Muslim League House in Islamabad and held an important meeting with the party’s central and provincial leadership to discuss organisational affairs and preparations for upcoming elections.
During the meeting, Shafay Hussain urged party leaders and office-bearers to begin election preparations in their respective constituencies, stressing that the Pakistan Muslim League would participate actively in both local government and national elections.
He said the party’s organisational structure must be strengthened to ensure effective participation in the electoral process. The provincial minister also sought six-month performance reports from party office-bearers to assess their progress and activities.
Shafay Hussain held detailed discussions with party leaders individually regarding their organisational responsibilities and performance, emphasising the importance of effective coordination and active engagement at the grassroots level.
The meeting was attended by former senators, members of the National and Provincial Assemblies, and senior party leaders.
Among the prominent participants were Senior Adviser Senator (Retd) Nilofer Bakhtiar, MNA Mrs Farrukh Khan, Central Information Secretary Ghulam Mustafa Malik, senior party leader Ajab Gul Soorani, Central Youth Wing President Muhammad Kamran Saeed Usmani, former MNA Amina Saleem, MPA Syeda Samreen Taj, Punjab President Malik Sameen Khan, Federal Capital President Rizwan Sadiq Khan and Dr Rahim Awan.
Pir Chiraghuddin Shah, Anila Ayaz, Sameera Hameed, Malik Imran and several other party leaders were also present.
The participants discussed ways to improve party organisation, strengthen coordination among office-bearers and enhance preparations for forthcoming elections.
Shafay Hussain emphasised that all party leaders should fulfil their organisational responsibilities effectively and remain actively engaged in their respective constituencies to strengthen the party’s political presence.
