A tea by Mrs. Farrukh Muktar for members of SPWCCI.

Masooma Sibtain Shoaib, Marrium Gillani and Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar

On 23rd May, 2013, Mrs. Farrukh Muktar (the lifetime, patron-in-chief of SPWCCI) invited at her residence, 'Al-Fazal'. All the members of the women's chamber to meet Mrs. Marrium Gillani, the wife of the distinguished new DCO of Multan, over a high tea.The agenda of the meeting was to organize a mega-event of a grand, three day exhibition and a fashion show, with professional models from Lahore.

The event turned out to be more of a celebration, with the news that SPWCCI, came out of litigation as a winner. Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar and all the members of SPWCCI, congratulated Masooma Sibtain, for her efforts. They said, the court decision will allow them to work with full energy and with confidence.

President of SPWCCI Mrs. Zahra Khitran, vice president Mrs. Naseem Raheem, Alina Gilani of TDAP,
'convener media committee' SPWCCI Mrs. Fariha Munir Shah, were also among those, who attended the meeting.

Khushi Naeem, R ehana Kousar, Ambreen Abbas Khan, Mrs. Naseem Raheem, along with Masooma Sibtain agreed upon, contributing their designs for the ramp at the fashion show. They also had their stalls at the exhibition. A great number of members, showed willingness to put up their stalls, including

Mahwish Saleem, Filza Akbar.

All the members, expressed their ideas and reservations about the event. Also shared their valuable opinions and suggestions. At the end, a very formal, scrumptious hi-tea was served, which was hosted by Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar.

Masooma Sibtain Shoaib.

Mrs. Zahra Khitran, Mrs. Naseem Raheem during the hi-tea.

Mahwish Saleem and Ambreen Khan, with a member in the middle.

Marrium Gillani and Mrs. Farrukh Mukhtar.

Filza Akbar.

Tea time.

Alina Gillani, Khushi Naeem, Cheena Gillani and Rukhshanda Nayyer.

Group photo: Mrs. Nassem Raheem. Marium Gilani, Mrs Farrukh Mukhtar, Massoma & Fariha Munir

Sharing a smile, Marium Gillani and Filza Akbar.

Another group photo.

Ladies, busy in chatting over a tea.

The beautiful dinning room.

Exchanging notes.

Sharing opinions, Alina Gillani, Khushi Naeem and Maium Gillani.

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