Vadodara: First Canada Hindu Chamber of Commerce (CHCC) was recently launched with congratulatory greetings from Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau. CHCC Hindu is dedicated to representing business enterprises, young professionals and other individuals who are at the top in their respective fields in Canada.
Interestingly, an NRI with roots in Gujarat, Nareshkumar Chavda Played an important role in launching the Chamber.
“Canadian Hindus contribute to a wider area across Canada. If you go to a local hospital, you will find a Hindu doctor or a medical professional working there. If you go to a local bank, you will find That Hindus are working there and the same is the case with retail businesses. Canadian Hindus are the backbone of Canadian society, working for the betterment of the country.
“The CHCC already has stakeholders ranging from third-generation Canadians to immigrants from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa and Fiji,” said Chavda, president of the CHCC.
“The Hindu community has made a significant contribution to Canada’s business landscape and I am sure the Chamber of Commerce will become an indispensable platform for representation, growth and reform,” Trudeau’s message during the opening ceremony of the Makar Sankranti chamber Was. ,
Over 250 individuals came together online to witness the inaugural ceremony of the CHCC, which aims to represent and help the diverse Hindu community in Canada.
Padma Bhushan Awardee, Professor Veda NandA renowned legal academician from the United States of America, was the chief guest.
Interestingly, an NRI with roots in Gujarat, Nareshkumar Chavda Played an important role in launching the Chamber.
“Canadian Hindus contribute to a wider area across Canada. If you go to a local hospital, you will find a Hindu doctor or a medical professional working there. If you go to a local bank, you will find That Hindus are working there and the same is the case with retail businesses. Canadian Hindus are the backbone of Canadian society, working for the betterment of the country.
“The CHCC already has stakeholders ranging from third-generation Canadians to immigrants from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Guyana, Trinidad, South Africa and Fiji,” said Chavda, president of the CHCC.
“The Hindu community has made a significant contribution to Canada’s business landscape and I am sure the Chamber of Commerce will become an indispensable platform for representation, growth and reform,” Trudeau’s message during the opening ceremony of the Makar Sankranti chamber Was. ,
Over 250 individuals came together online to witness the inaugural ceremony of the CHCC, which aims to represent and help the diverse Hindu community in Canada.
Padma Bhushan Awardee, Professor Veda NandA renowned legal academician from the United States of America, was the chief guest.
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