PAKISTAN – HVACR Society
The newly elected local council of the Pakistan HVACR Society took oath on Saturday at a ceremony held in Karachi. The Society’s Central President, Yousaf Hassan, administered the oath to the incoming council members.
During the event, the outgoing council was praised for its services, and tributes were paid to its overall performance. Outgoing Chairman Aley Mohammad said the council’s achievements were the result of collective hard work and teamwork. He noted that his team’s full support enabled them to accomplish various goals, including a significant increase in Society membership. This rise in membership also led to an increase in Karachi’s representation, expanding it from the previous four seats to a higher number.
Senior members Sajjad Ghani, Abbas Sajid, Safdar Ali and others were also present and shared their recommendations with the newly elected council.
Newly elected Karachi Council Chairman Khalid Mansoor introduced his team and outlined the council’s fresh objectives. He highlighted the upcoming exhibition as a key milestone and emphasized the need to strengthen coordination with academia while further expanding the Society’s membership base.
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