'MORE INVESTMENTS IN PAMPANGA'. Lubao Mayor Esmeralda Pineda joins Pakistan Ambassador Dr. Imtiaz Kazi and Anjum CJI Traders Inc. at the ribbon-cutting ceremony of Anjum's 7th branch in Lubao. Photo by Deng Pangilinan
Pakistani traders open new branch in Lubao, Pampanga
Pakistani-owned commercial and industrial equipment supplier Anjum CJI Traders Inc. unbolted its 7th branch in Lubao, Pampanga.
(L-R) Anjum CJI Traders Inc, CEO Chaudry Javed Anjum Iqbal, Pakistan Ambassador to the Philippines Dr. Imtiaz Kazi and Anjum CJI Traders Inc. Owner and Founder Chaudry Irfan Gujjar during the awarding of Certificate of Appreciation. | Photo by Deng Pangilinan
Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Philippines Dr. Imtiaz A. Kazi and Lubao Mayor Esmie Pineda served as guests of honor at the opening held Saturday, February 25.
Anjum, owned by Chaudry Irfan Gujjar, has been supplying Japan surplus trucks and equipment since 1995. Other branches are in Subic, Dipolog City, Cebu City, Cagayan City and Davao City.
Anjum CJI Traders Inc. Lubao Branch in St. Bernard Purok 5, Barangay Remedios, Lubao, Pampanga.
Also present at the ribbon-cutting ceremony are Lubao Vice Mayor Jay Montemayor, Remedios Barangay Chairman Brenda Paule, and other members of the Pakistan – Filipino community.
(L-R) Lubao Vice Mayor Jay Montemayor, Remedios Barangay Chairman Brenda Paule, Chaudry Javed Anjum Iqbal, Lubao Mayor Esmeralda Pineda, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan to the Philippines Dr. Imtiaz A. Kazi and Chaudry Irfan Gujjar.
According to Ambassador Dr. Kazi, there are about 15,000 Pakistan locals residing in the Philippines.
