FFC successfully concludes esteemed ‘International Technical Symposium’

Fauji Fertilizer Company (FFC) successfully hosted a 2 day International Technical Symposium (ITSFFC) 2018 which concluded on 18 October at a local hotel in Islamabad.

The event was an ideal amalgamation of several industry experts, business leaders and knowledgeable speakers who shared their valuable insights, experiences and strategies on technological advancements and innovative solutions to combat industry challenges.

The symposium opened with a welcome address by the Symposium Manager who warmly greeted the participants.

FFC Chief Executive (CE) and Managing Director (MD)  Lt. Gen Tariq Khan, HI(M) (r) expressed his gratitude for all the participants and mentioned several challenges and prime concerns of the industry in general and Pakistan, in particular, that needs proper attention both at national and international level. He hoped that together at this symposium, everyone will have an integration of understanding and learning at a collective level.

Hub Power Company’s CEO Khalid Mansoor who was the chief guest stressed the importance of the symposium’s theme: “Maximizing Asset Potential” as the key to the survival and success of all kinds of businesses.

He highlighted several factors impeding the growth of the fertilizer industry like the high cost of inputs, depleting natural resources and inconsistent policies etc. He further added that the industry should be consulted in the formulation of trade and industry related policies. The government and industry together need to sensitize the farming community and other stakeholders on the efficient use of fertilizer and other resources to tackle the challenges like water scarcity, food and energy crises in the country.

The symposium was attended by around 300 delegates including leading international and national companies.

ITSFFC has now become an important learning platform offering great opportunities for collaboration and tackling challenges being faced by the industry. It was much appreciated by all participants.

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