CPACT is a business association with the primary objective of fostering stronger commercial relations between Pakistan and Canada. Our Offices details are as follow:
Montreal
3333 Boul. Graham, Suite 700
Mount-Royal, QC, Canada H3R 3L5
Tel: +1 514-360 5200
Toronto
1212 Dundas St W, Suite B
Mississauga, ON, Canada L5C 1E2
Tel: +1 647-478 8264
Tel: +1 647-709 7816
Lahore
517 Siddique Trade Center
Gulberg Lahore Pakistan 54000
Tel: +92 432-576 4524
info@cpact.ca Fax: +1 514-360 5201
Ottawa Board Of Directors
Tariq Mahmood
President
Tariq Mahmood born in Gujrat, Pakistan. Got his early education from King George Royal Military College, Jhelum and holds Bachelor of Science Degree from Punjab University. He served in Pakistan Government for 25 years and had a diplomatic stint in Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi as First Secretary from 1995 to 1999 where he led commercial services, promoted bilateral trade, liaised with embassies, chamber of commerce and joint venture partners to negotiate and control major contracts. He has authored two books and has delivered lectures in various academic institutions in Pakistan as guest speaker. Migrated to Canada in 2002, travelled widely across Canada, has rich experience in Financial Industry and is currently a Financial Advisor in RBC Royal Bank in Ottawa. He holds Financial Planning Certification and is highly regarded by his colleagues and partners for his exceptional collaboration and leadership, planning activities, strategic and in-depth conversations with admirable authenticity and delivering results jointly with multiple partners across numerous lines of business. A strong believer in giving back to his community, Tariq Mahmood is an active volunteer with several organizations, including Junior Achievers, and spent considerable time as Coordinator for Ottawa Community Immigration Services Organization Connectors Program. He has also led diversity campaigns and has played pivotal role in promoting ideologies and policies that advocate equal respect to the various cultures in Canadian society having people from diverse ethnic backgrounds.