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KARACHI: Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) on Tuesday elected Sajjad Syed as its new chai
KARACHI: Pakistan Software Houses Association (P@SHA) on Tuesday elected Sajjad Syed as its new chairman for two years in its annual general meeting. “The new office-bearers also took oath, including Muhammad Umair Nizam as senior vice chairman, Raheel Iqbal as vice chairman and Muhammad Haris Naseer as treasurer,” the association said in a press statement.
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