In a groundbreaking effort to strengthen the bridge between the Pakistani-American community and Pakistan’s diplomatic mission, the Pakistan American Chamber of Commerce (PACC) and the World Memon Organization (WMO) USA & Canada Chapter are jointly organizing the first-ever grassroots-level Town Hall Meeting featuring Rizwan Saeed Sheikh, the Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States.
The event will take place on Sunday, May 18, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Meridian Qube Center, 1535 Deerpark Drive, Fullerton, California.
This historic gathering is designed to open direct lines of communication between the ambassador and the Pakistani diaspora in the United States. The session will offer community members a unique opportunity to voice their concerns, share ideas, and engage in meaningful dialogue regarding Pakistan–U.S. bilateral relations, trade opportunities, and community empowerment.
Key Topics on the Agenda:
- Pakistan–U.S. economic cooperation and trade development
- Addressing the challenges and contributions of overseas Pakistanis
- Diaspora’s role in promoting Pakistan’s soft image and global presence
- Unlocking investment opportunities in Pakistan’s growing industrial sectors
- Building strategic alliances and regional stability
The organizers are encouraging widespread participation from community leaders, youth, professionals, and entrepreneurs, emphasizing that the event is about envisioning a united, progressive, and empowered future for Pakistan with strong global partnerships.
This event is hosted by an influential team of community figures including Waqar Khan, Fawad Ismail, Zubair Rao, Fatima Khan, Arshad Mohsin, Nasir Rao, Maqsood Choudhry, Zahid Riar, Nadeem Khawaja, Aqeel Abbas, and Syed Salman Ahmad. Leadership support is also provided by WMO President USA & Canada, Mr. Anees Baqai, alongside Altaf Godil and Zubair Rawda.
As anticipation builds within the community, this Town Hall is being hailed as a milestone moment in strengthening U.S.–Pakistan relations and empowering overseas Pakistanis to play a more dynamic role in shaping Pakistan’s global image.
