HP Newsroom
College of Tourism & Hotel Management (COTHM) welcomed an esteemed delegation from the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) led by Regional Chairman/Vice President Zaki Ijaz. Accompanying him were Kynat Raza, Advisor to the President FPCCI, and Shumaila Naqvi, Convener of the FPCCI Women Entrepreneurs Committee.
COTHM Founder, President & CEO Ahmad Shafiq, along with his dedicated team, warmly received the distinguished guests and provided them with an extensive tour of COTHM’s state-of-the-art facilities. The visit showcased COTHM’s unparalleled efforts in equipping students with the skills and knowledge required to excel in the fields of hospitality and tourism.
During their visit, the delegation enjoyed coffee and snacks at Fika Café by Chocolate Academy, located within the COTHM premises. The café provided a perfect setting for informal interactions and discussions about the role of skilled professionals in driving Pakistan’s economic growth.
Zaki Ijaz engaged with COTHM students and praised their exceptional skills and professionalism. “COTHM is doing an amazing job in producing a skilled workforce that will undoubtedly lead Pakistan’s future as successful entrepreneurs,” he remarked.
Kynat Raza expressed her admiration for the institution’s cutting-edge facilities and innovative approach. “COTHM is a beacon of excellence in the field of hospitality and tourism. Its efforts are commendable and a testament to Pakistan’s potential in these industries,” she said.
Shumaila Naqvi also applauded COTHM’s contributions to uplifting the hospitality and tourism sectors. She emphasized the significance of such institutions in driving economic growth and creating new opportunities for women entrepreneurs.
Ahmad Shafiq thanked the FPCCI delegation for their visit and appreciation, stating, “We are honored to have hosted such visionary leaders. COTHM remains committed to advancing the standards of hospitality and tourism education in Pakistan, ensuring our graduates emerge as global leaders in their fields.”