Wajahat Ali Khan:
British Pakistani Mayor’s association (BPMA)arranged a lunch event in London which was held on 28th March 2926. Hon Alderman Mushtaq Lasharie CBE hosted the event. Lasharie is a prominent London-based community leader and also chairman of the British Pakistani Mayor’s Association.
The event was attended by a large number of councillors, mayors, deputy mayors and people from all walks of life. In which Cllr. Ghazanfar Ali, Cllr. Mohammad Nazir, Cllr. Amjad Abbasi, Cllr. Tariq Dar MBE, Cllr. Munir Ahmed, Cllr. Arshad Mahmood, Cllr. Qaisar Abbas, Cllr. Asim Naveed Ranjha, Cllr.Nooria Sayni. Tauseef Anwar, Masood Ahmed were included. Speaking on the occasion, Mushtaq Lashari and other speakers said that, British Pakistani Mayors Association doing very well in London. Because the British Pakistani community in London continues to make a strong and positive impact in civic life, and the (BPMA) is a clear example of this progress who brings together mayors and civic leaders of Pakistani heritage from across the United Kingdom, creating a platform for collaboration, leadership, and community development. The association focuses on promoting peace, harmony, and unity among diverse communities. It provides opportunities for leaders to share experiences, support each other, and work collectively on initiatives that benefit wider society.
In London, where there is one of the largest British Pakistani populations in the UK, such organisations play a vital role. The city is home to a vibrant and diverse Pakistani community, contributing significantly to politics, business, and cultural life.
The BPMA has also been active in organising community events, celebrating important occasions such as Pakistan Day, and strengthening ties between the UK and Pakistan. These activities highlight the importance of representation and encourage future generations to take part in public service.
It reflects the growing influence and success of British Pakistanis in leadership roles and continues to inspire unity, pride, and positive engagement within the community.
