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U N I T E D M E M O N J A M A T O F P A K I S T AN Issue 02 | 2017 * “When I See You, Nanoo” * Annual Dinner - 2017 * Website Launching - UMJP * Prominent personality - BJM UMJP delegation met * Muhammad Zubair - Governor Sindh * Mamnoon Hussain - President Of Pakistan U N I T E D M E M O N J A M A T O F P A K I S T AN UMJP also striving hard for empowerment of women of remote areas. Besides, installation of drinking water hand pumps in the rural was founded and registered in 1981 under areas of Sindh and the process is still going on Societies Registration Act XXI 1860 with love in different areas of interior Sindh where for mankind and deep sense of concern for scarcity of drinking water is felt. the deprived and depressed people of the society in general and Memon Community in Today, we have more than 35 affiliated Jamats particular. The following were the founder of Memon Community in interior Sindh having members of the UMJP: permanent set up of their own. They have their own office bearers to serve the poor and 1. Late Ahmed Dawood Industrialist needy people of the area. 2. Late Justice Abdul Hafeez Chief Justice High Court Sindh 3. Late Yahya Bawany Industrialist 4. Haji Hasham H. Ahmed Kath Industrialist * To promote unity and spirit of cooperation 5. L ate Mr. G.D. Memon-Retd. Civil Servant among all sectors of the Memon 6. Late A. Karim Vayani Businessman community including Sindhi, Cutchi, Halai 7. Late Ismail H. Zakaria Industrialist and other Memons in an attempt to bring 8. Late M. W. Memon Deputy M.D. (IDBP) them on one united platform. Today, UMJP continue to take their mission to * To work for economical, moral and cultural march forward in an attempt to minimize uplifting and advancement of Memon miseries of poor and needy people by Community as a whole and to organize providing help and assistance to the collective efforts for preserving and underprivileged people in the interior Sindh achieving due recognition of the rights and in general and Memon Community in status of the community in all walks of life. particular in shape of setting medical camps for patients of T.B., Hepatitis and Eye operation * To promote, organize, establish and affiliate facilities. Besides, UMJP providing educational United Memon Jamats in different areas, facilities in shape of scholarships to deserving towns and cities wherever considered and needy students, setting up vocational necessary. training centers for young girls and boys both to make them able to get gainful employment. * To provide relief to poor and deserving UMJP is also supports the teaching staff by persons in time of natural disasters such as disbursing salaries to the teachers of the famine, pestilence, fire, tempest, flood, schools runs under the UMJP. earthquake or any other calamity. 02 U N I T E D M E M O N J A M A T O F P A K I S T AN Last six months have been very hectic. We will appreciate your feedback on upgraded EKTA Newsletter. Now a soft copy of the EKTA will go to our worthy patrons, life members, and donors in Pakistan and abroad. We are building up a data bank of emails, I would urge you that if your email is not listed with UMJP office, kindly share it with our office so that you can get instant soft copy of the Newsletter and printed one will follow in due course of time. The official website of UMJP has been launched; please take out time to have a glance at . Your feedback will be appreciated. Keeping future vision in mind your Managing Committee has established an UMJP Endowment Fund. Today, by grace of God the balance of the Endowment Fund has crossed 2.5 Million rupees in which a generous contribution of Rs.500,000 by Honorable Governor of Sindh Mohammad Zubair is included. We want to build Endowment Fund so that its returns can take care of day- to-day incurring expenses of UMJP office. During the first quarter of the year, UMJP delegations met with H.E. President, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Mr. Mamnoon Hussain and H.E. Governor of Sindh, Mr. Muhammad Zubair. The meetings with the President of Pakistan and the Governor of Sindh can be considered a success, wherein honorable President and Governor appreciated the services being provided by UMJP. In April 2017, a Gala Annual Dinner was organized celebrating 35 years of UMJP providing humanitarian services to the poor and deserving members of the community. H.E. Governor of Sindh, Mr. Muhammad Zubair was invited as chief guest. The gala dinner was attended by 400 elites of the city, businessmen, philanthropists, bureaucrats and members of the Memon community. In order to abreast our distinguished guests, a video documentary was shown of brief history and social welfare services being provided by UMJP. During the event, H.E. Governor of Sindh presented Life Time Achievement Award to Late Abdul Sattar Edhi which was received by his son, Mr. Faisal Sattar Edhi. The UMJP also awarded shields to the community’s distinguished members in recognition of their services to the community. During my recent business trip to Sri Lanka, I had the opportunity of meeting delegation of Memon Association of Sri Lanka. They have extended invitation to UMJP to visit Sri Lanka to do projects in Pakistan with their cooperation. A book titled MEMONS OF SRI LANKA was presented to me which is kept in the Library of UMJP. This year Zakat collection has crossed 10 Million rupees barriers and we are indebted to our donors for their contribution, 1/3rd of donors are new and we hope to keep in touch with all donors regularly so that they can continue to extend their support. With your support we will take United Memon Jamat Pakistan to greater heights. With fond regards, President 03 U N I T E D M E M O N J A M A T O F P A K I S T AN Mr. Muhammad Bashir Janmohammed has been appointed as Member Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority Board on 1st January, 2014. He is B. Com, L.L.B., and FCA (Chartered Accountant). He is Chairman / Director Pak - Malaysia Business Council of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Westbury Group of Companies, Dalda Foods Pvt. Ltd, Bulk Management (Pakistan) Pvt. Ltd., Mapak Edible Oils Pvt. Ltd. (Joint Venture of Pakistan / Malaysia), FWQ Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. (Joint Venture of Pakistan / Malaysia), Mapak Qasim Bulkers Pvt. Ltd. (Joint Venture of Pakistan / Malaysia) and Wazir Ali Industries Ltd. He is past Chairman / Director Karachi Stock Exchange (Guarantee) Ltd (1980 for 6 years), Pakistan Industrial Credit & Investment Company (PICIC), Muslim Commercial Bank Limited and Central Depository Company (2008). He has been Official Member of various Trade Delegations, entourage with Prime Minister and President of Pakistan. He is a Life Member of Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FPCCI) and Council Member of International Seed Crushers Association (ISCA) UK. He leaded delegation of NASDAQ & PORTAL to USA & UK in 2007 and Exporters of Pakistan to Malaysia in the year 2013. His social contribution includes Janmohammed Dawood Trust, Kharadar General Hospital (running a 200 bedded full-fledged hospital in poor locality of Kharadar, Mithadar and Lyari). United Memon Jamat of Pakistan (UMJP) Website Launching Ceremony held on 7th February, 2017 at Karachi Gymkhana Khana. The website was inaugurated by Mr. A. Ghaffar Ismail Saboonwala, Honorary Secretary General of United Memon Jamat of Pakistan. First time a website of UMJP was developed by a professional under the guidance of Mr. Aziz Memon, President, UMJP incorporating all information namely social welfare activities being done by UMJP and future projects to be started in order to facilitate our patron, life members and well wishers to get useful information. New members wishing to join UMJP can get Membership Form on this website. UMJP used to update the information related to UMJP. 04 U N I T E D M E M O N J A M A T O F P A K I S T AN A delegation of United Memon Jamat of Pakistan under the leadership of President Aziz Memon, called on Governor of A delegation of United Memon Jamat of Pakistan Sindh H.E. Mohammad Zubair on Monday, 27th February 2017 at Governor House, Karachi. under the leadership of Mr. Aziz Memon called on President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, H.E. The Acting Secretary General, Mr. Muhammad Afzal Bhujwala Mamnoon Hussain on 15th March 2017 at State Guest introduced the members of delegation with the Governor of Sindh. House, Karachi. In opening remarks, Mr. Aziz Memon congratulated the Governor of Sindh on becoming 32nd Governor of Sindh. The Acting Secretary General, Mr. Muhammad Afzal Bhujwala introduced the members of delegation with The UMJP delegation briefed the Governor of its social welfare activities especially in interior Sindh. The Governor appreciated the President of Pakistan. the efforts being made by the United Memon Jamat of Pakistan. Mr. Aziz Memon requested the Governor to support The UMJP delegation briefed the President of Pakistan our Endowment Fund. The Governor assured for his full support the Endowment Fund and future projects. of its social welfare activities especially in interior Sindh. The President of Pakistan appreciated the efforts Mr. Aziz Memon extended invitation to Governor to be Chief Guest at Annual Dinner scheduled for 30th April 2017, which being made by the United Memon Jamat of Pakistan.
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