Key Takeaways
- 30 candidates elected to the LCCI Executive Committee from Corporate and Associate Classes.
- Two women elected on reserved seats.
- Vision Alliance dominated the Associate Class results.
The Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) elections for 2026 have concluded with the election of 30 candidates to the Executive Committee, representing both the Corporate and Associate Classes. The results reflect a strong showing by the Vision Alliance, which secured all 15 seats in the Associate Class.
In the Associate Class, Syed Azmat Ali topped the poll with 5,428 votes, followed closely by Zaman Naseeb and Shahab Basharat, each garnering 5,421 and 5,416 votes respectively. The remaining successful candidates included Maqbool Siddique, Adil Babar Khan, Khadim Hussain, Shehzad Mahmood, Naveed Ayub, Sahir Mushtaq, Sardar Usman Ghani, Muhammad Ijaz Ghori, Muhammad Yasin, Ali Raza, Shah Bahram, and Shehzad Ali Shah.
The Corporate Class saw 15 candidates elected, with Ali Hassam Asghar securing the highest number of votes at 1,700, followed by Sheikh Muhammad Ibrahim with 1,638 and Hamid Raza with 1,605 votes. The other successful candidates were Syed Yousaf Jameel Hussain Rizvi, Azim Iftikhar, Mardan Ali Zaidi, Tariq Mahmood, Zulfiqar Ali Chaudhry, Hamad Mahmood, Chaudhry Muhammad Fargham, Muhammad Ali, Muhammad Umar Abdullah Chaudhry, Chaudhry Tahir Manzoor, Amir Ata Bari, and Hamza Majeed.
Of the 15 Corporate Class winners, 13 contested on the Vision Alliance platform, while Chaudhry Tahir Manzoor and Amir Ata Bari contested on the PPBA platform. Huma Junaid was elected on the women’s reserved seat from the Corporate Class, while Naila Nadeem secured the reserved seat from the Associate Class.
The two-phase election process, which concluded with the announcement of the Associate Class results on Saturday, has resulted in the election of 30 members through polling and two women on reserved seats for the new term. This marks the end of the LCCI elections for 2026, with the new Executive Committee set to take over in the coming months.
The election results reflect the ongoing influence of the Vision Alliance in the business community, with all 15 seats in the Associate Class and 13 out of 15 in the Corporate Class going to this alliance. The reserved seats for women also highlight the commitment to gender representation within the LCCI.
