profile of

1. Noor Mohammad KasuriChairman PIBC, Pakistan
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Brief
Summary
In the long professional career
made all-out effort; through
forming a greater representation
of regional business, trade,
industrial, political, cultural
leaders; to embark at a most
peaceful environment in the
region, through sociocultural,
socioeconomic ties; to ensure
regional peace and prosperity as
well reshaping business, trade and
industrial axis of the region.
Being the Chairman of PIBC
and having representation of
top notch industrial and
business leadership that
contributes to around 25% of
both the GDPs has done his
efforts by participating to
represent PIBC in strategic
Chairman of leading Oil and Gas Marketing Company Petronet Holding Pakistan
Chairman of the Pak India Business Council
and policy issues to enhance
bilateral trade and business
activities in the better
interest of the economies and
people.
The Pakistan-India Business
Council (PIBC) has urged
through the Chairman who
presented to the Indian
government to "provide legal
and constitutional cover to
investors from Pakistan so
that no government in future
could reverse the move to
allow the entry of Pakistani
investments and also
proposed Joint economic
Zone for long tern sustainable
growth and development
between the two countries.
PIBC's organizational
structure is consisting of
Industrialists, investors,
technocrats, advocates,
journalists and political
leaders of India
Pakistan with a strong
conviction that the
close business
relationship
between India &
Pakistani business
community can
bring peace,
prosperity and
stability to the
people of both
the countries.
PIBC is a vibrant forum
of industrial leaders in
Automobile, Cement and
Construction, Commu-
nication, Petroleum,
Leather, Textile,
Fertilizer, Sugar,
Energy in the region,
and has potential and
capability to provide
effective assistance to
Indian industrialist,
traders and investors
providing access to
broad based invest-
ment opportunities. His
efforts also include
proposal of setting up
of joint economic zones
with India in the border
Role and Achievement as Chairman
Pak India Business Council
Current Role
areas to boost bilateral
trade and investment in
sectors such as fast
moving consumer
goods, sugar and
textiles. As Chairman,
Pakistan-India Business
Council (PIBC) urged the
Indian government to
"provide legal and
constitutional cover to
investors from Pakistan
so that no government
in future could reverse"
the move to allow the
entry of Pakistani
investments.

2. Noor Mohammad Kasuri, Chairman Pak India Business Council
Chairman PIBC Mr. Noor Mohammad Kasuri with Prime Minister Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif
Key Responsibilities and Positions held during Career:
Advisor to Prime Minister for Industry 1988-1990
Drafted and prepared industrial policy for
industrial and economic growth in the
country, in coordination with the Prime
Minister of Pakistan, Ministry of Industries
and Federal Cabinet. Being key person to
assist and advise Prime Minister for
various major initiative i.e. Incorporation
of Youth Investment Promotion Society
(YIPS), Small Business Finance Corpora-
tion.
Advisor to Prime Minister for Industry 1992-1994
Remained the focal person for Prime
Minister in day to day affairs of the
ministry, established and administrated
industrial information reporting channels
and ensure strict compliance of Prime
Ministers instructions regarding various
parameters and initiatives taken by the
Prime Minister of Pakistan. Coordinated
between Ministry officials and PM for
finalizing industrial policy and incentives
for FDI, hence I was key player of the PM
Team which attracted and bought Foreign
Direct Investment for industrial and
technology growth.
Government Nominee Member BOD for Public Sector Companies
Having rich and diversified experience in
infrastructure development and Institu-
tional Marketing of Petroleum products for
the companies below;
1. Ravi Rayon Ltd Lahore,
2. Indus Steel Pipes Hyderabad and
3. Ravi Engineering Limited Lahore.
4. National Refinery Limited, Karachi
Chairman State Bank of India (SBI) - 2014
On 7th February 2014, in connection with
establishing cordial liaison and coordina-
tion within cross-border financial institu-
tions, for supporting businessmen for
smooth business transactions, a meeting
with SMT Aaroon Dhatti Bhattacharia,
Chairman State Bank of India in SBI
Headquarters. The meeting was a great
success in terms of mutual understand-
ings for making all possible efforts, and
setting most robots and reliable mecha-
nism in order to eradicate bottlenecks and
hindrances usually faced by the business-
men of both the countries, during mutual
trade and commerce.
Chairman Power Trading Corporation of India (PTC) - 2013
Highlights of High Profile Meetings
On 11th October, 2013, a meeting with
regard to explore the possibility for
provision of 2000 mega watt power by the
PTC, India, a meeting with Chairman PTC
Mr. Deepak Amitabh, was held at PTC Head
Office, Delhi. The meeting ended with the
agreement for provision of initially 500
mega watt to Pakistan, on very soft and
competitive terms.

3. Noor Mohammad Kasuri, Chairman Pak India Business Council
Mr. Kasuri with Mr. Abdul Basit,
Pakistani High Commissioner.
With Mr. Deepak Amitabh,
Chairman PTC India.
With Mr. Sunil Kant Mujal,
chairman hero.
With Mr. TCA Raghvan,
former High Commissioner of India
at Islamabad, Pakistan.
With Mr. Rajan Bharti Mittal,
Vice Chairman/MD Bharati Enterprises.
With Mr. Gautam Bombabywala,
Presently High Commissioner of India
at Islamabad, Pakistan.
President International Petroleum Business Reliance Industry - 2014
On April 29, 2014 a meeting with Mr. Ashok
Dhar, President International Petroleum
Business Reliance Industry, Limited was
held at Reliance Industrial Park, Mumbai
Maharashtra. The minimum time frame for
recent petroleum consignments to
Pakistan seaport is around 20 days, which
involves higher risks, time consumptions,
maximized freight charges and levis.
Whereas same petroleum consignments
just require 60 hours to reach Pakistani
seaport. This was an opportunity, which
was ensuring the profit margin of the
consignee as well as availability of
petroleum products to the end users at
comparatively much low price.
All above and many other such agreements
and projects are almost finalized, just
waiting a bilateral understanding and
agreement from the governments of both
the countries.
• On 25 December 1975, at Governor House, Lahore Punjab His Royal Highness Cambodian Crown Prince Norodum Sihanouk,
invited to join hands on Pak Cambodia mutual social and economic relations, So, was honoured with an honorary position of
Secretary General PCFA.
• On 27 February 2014 had strategic meeting with Mr. Ram Bhogale, legendary industrialist, and President Maharashtra
Chamber of Commerce, in order to accelerate Pak India Business and Industrial relations
Honours and Memberships
• President Pakistan Cultural Foundation
• Chief Executive Culture Time, Lahore.