Imran Chaudhry, a prominent Pakistani businessman and chairman of Cinergie Group, passed away on Monday in Dubai, leaving the Pakistani business community in deep mourning.
Chaudhry played a pivotal role in establishing the Pakistan Business Council in Dubai, where he served as a founding member and held the position of director twice.
Known for his philanthropic spirit, he was a strong supporter of the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital, founded by his close friend, former Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Throughout his successful career, Chaudhry invested in various sectors, including trading, industrial equipment, recycling, metals, petrochemicals, retail, electronics, hospitality, and real estate, across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and the UK.
Funeral prayers are scheduled for him after Asr prayers at Al Quoz cemetery in Dubai. He is survived by his wife, Nabeela, and their son, Mohammed.
The news of his passing has led to an outpouring of condolences from the Pakistani community in the UAE.
Pakistan’s ambassador to the UAE, Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, praised Chaudhry’s contributions to the business community and his dedicated service. Iqbal Dawood, president of the Pakistan Business Council, also acknowledged Chaudhry’s impact on community service and charitable work.
Community members remember him as a dedicated and committed leader, with his passing representing a profound loss to many.
