The Pakistan Automotive Manufacturers Association (PAMA) has elected new office bearers for its 2026-28 term, with Hiroshi Kawamura taking charge as chairman. Nadeem Malik has been elected senior vice chairman, while Sana Ullah Chaudhry will serve as vice chairman.
The elections were conducted under the applicable Trade Organizations (DGTO) Rules, with representatives of PAMA member companies participating in the process.
The newly elected leadership will serve for the next two years and represent the collective interests of companies operating across Pakistan’s automotive manufacturing industry.
PAMA Announces New Office Bearers
Hiroshi Kawamura will lead PAMA as chairman during the 2026-28 term.
Meanwhile, Nadeem Malik has taken the position of senior vice chairman.
Sana Ullah Chaudhry has also joined the association’s leadership as vice chairman.
The election process concluded with the formal appointment of the three office bearers.
Their election brings representatives from different segments of Pakistan’s automotive industry into the association’s leadership structure.
Automotive Industry Representatives Participate
Representatives from PAMA member companies participated in the elections.
The association represents manufacturers operating across several important segments of Pakistan’s automotive sector.
These include cars and light commercial vehicles, heavy commercial vehicles, farm tractors, and two- and three-wheelers.
As a result, the newly elected office bearers will represent a broad range of manufacturers and industry stakeholders.
New Leadership to Serve Until 2028
The new office bearers will serve for the 2026-28 term.
During their tenure, the leadership will represent the collective interests of PAMA members and engage on issues affecting automotive manufacturing.
The association is also expected to continue working with relevant stakeholders to support the development of Pakistan’s automotive industry. Moreover, the new leadership will face an evolving market as manufacturers across different vehicle categories respond to changing industry conditions.
The election marks the beginning of a new two-year term for PAMA as it continues representing Pakistan’s automotive manufacturing sector.
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