Talk:Bashir Ali Mohammad

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I have removed the following as I don't think it is needed in an encyclopedia:

He is known to be an extremely creative entrepreneur. For example, the group have recently invested in a chain of retail stores under the name of "Ideas by Gul Ahmed". Their company Arwen Tech is personally being looked after by one of Ali Mohammad's three children, his son Ziad Bashir who is an extremely active director looking to make fast inroads into the Business Process Outsourcing sector. Arwen Technologies that made it into the 09 May 2005 issue of Business Week regarding Pakistan's rapidly developing outsourcing sector. ⁴

Note 4: See Business Week MAY 9, 2005 "Pakistan: Better Late Than Never In Outsourcing"

In a recent KSA convention Mr. Bashir Ali Mohammad, Chairman & CEO, Gul Ahmed Textile Mills from Pakistan said, “South Asia is one of the least integrated nations in the world, the volume of trade within the subcontinent is insufficient and this is a cause for major concern. If we can’t get together, we can't get competitive with the rest of the world. We have to learn to collaborate to face the ruthless climate of globalization and improve our services within."³

Note 3: See KSA-technopak April 25 - April 26 2005 "Emergence and Role of Regional Clusters"

Any comments? Andreww 08:20, 16 Jun 2005 (UTC)