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Azhar Abbas Elected President, Tariq Mahmood General Secretary of AIMAND

October 17, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: Azhar Abbas has been elected as the President and Tariq Mahmood as the General Secretary of AIMAND in the recent elections held on October 25, 2023. The elections took place at the AIMAND headquarters, where members gathered to cast their votes for the new leadership.

In a statement following the election, Azhar Abbas expressed gratitude for the support he received from the members, emphasizing his commitment to advancing the organization’s goals and addressing the challenges faced by its members. Tariq Mahmood echoed these sentiments, highlighting the importance of unity and collaboration in achieving AIMAND’s objectives.

The election of Abbas and Mahmood marks a significant shift in AIMAND’s leadership, which could influence the organization’s direction and its role in national discourse. Their leadership is expected to focus on enhancing member engagement and advocating for policies that benefit the community.

Looking ahead, the newly elected officials plan to convene a meeting next week to outline their strategic priorities and initiatives for the upcoming year. This meeting will also serve as a platform for members to voice their concerns and suggestions for the organization’s future.