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Jubail chapter of Bearys Chamber of Commerce & Industry to be launched on Nov 21

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October 18, 2019

Jubail, Oct 18: The Beary entrepreneurs in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are gearing up to launch the Jubail chapter of Mangaluru-based Bearys Chamber of Commerce and Industry on November 21.

A preparatory meeting in this regard was held on Thursday, October 17 at Golden Fish Restaurant in Jubail, wherein Zakariya Jokatte, the vice president of BCCI, shed light on the history and achievements of the organisation since its formation in 2016.

In his Power Point Presentation, Mohammad Asif Amaco, executive committee member of BCCI, proposed a few new community projects including a halal recreation club in Mangaluru. 

He advised Beary entrepreneurs to invest in diversified areas instead of sticking to only one field.

Khasim Ahmed H K, founder chairman of Hidayah Foundation and member of BCCI executive committee, also spoke. Farooq Mulki, entrepreneur and member of BCCI executive committee was present.

On the same occasion the brochure of the BCCI Jubail chapter launching ceremony was released.

Around 40 people took part. The meeting commenced with the Quran recitation by Aqil Farooq. Abdul Basheer welcomed. BCCI secretary Mohammad Ashraf proposed vote of thanks. Mohammad Firoz Kalladka compered the programme.

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ISMAIL KATIPAL…
 - 
Sunday, 20 Oct 2019

Masha ALLAH, Good Job,

 

Thaqabbal ALLAH

Jazaakumullaahu Khair,

ISMAIL KATIPALLA

Dammam, 

Sadui Arabia.

 

Syed Mohiudin
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Saturday, 19 Oct 2019

Good Luck.......

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