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KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co. (KPMG Pakistan) is a member firm of KPMG International, and is part of the Middle East and South Asia (MESA) sub-region of EMA, to respond to an environment requiring the resources of a globally aligned organization combined with detailed knowledge of local laws, regulations, markets and competition. We advise global clients who include many of the worlds leading organizations. We also work with government institutions, national market leaders and other highly respected organizations in key sectors of the Pakistan economy including financial services, energy, chemicals & pharmaceuticals, cement, sugar, oil refining, hotels, electrical & engineering etc. Our industry focus, which is fundamental to our approach, has enabled us to develop in-depth knowledge of our clients businesses and to provide them with an informed perspective on the issues they face. It is a strategy that runs across the full range of services and is underpinned by our global and regional strength. Throughout our practice we have substantial individual and collective experience of serving clients encompassing audit, tax, and advisory services. KPMG Taseer Hadi & Co. in Pakistan embodies the value proposition of KPMG’s global network in providing professional services to organizations in both the public and private sectors which rely on KPMG for the integrity of their audit opinion, the provision of sound and valuable business guidance and advice on potential business risks.

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As a professional chamber and public institution encompassing all sectors of business, the purpose and role of the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce is to defend the interests of its member companies. The member companies of the Chamber of Commerce represent a wide variety of sectors and may in some cases pursue divergent sectoral interests. In a spirit of fairness to all its members, the Chamber of Commerce therefore considers its primary mission as one of articulating, representing and defending the interests of all its members. Sectoral interests can also be defended, on condition that they do not conflict with the interests of the other member companies of the Chamber of Commerce. Today, the Chamber of Commerce has more than 90,000 affiliated members, accounting for 75% of the total salaried employment and representing 80% of the GDP. As membership dues from members constitute the principal financial resource of the Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber also has financial autonomy.