Karachi – Unilever Pakistan hosted the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP) at its Head Office for a dedicated training session on competition law, reaffirming its commitment to ethical business practices and regulatory compliance.
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The session brought together senior CCP officials to share insights on promoting fair markets and a transparent business environment. Employees received practical knowledge to strengthen a culture of integrity and compliance across the organisation.
Amir R. Paracha, CEO, Unilever Pakistan, said: “Integrity is at the heart of everything we do. Continuous learning is essential to fostering a culture of accountability. We thank CCP for sharing its expertise on practices that promote fair competition.”
Farid Ahmad Tarar, Chairman CCP, added: “Competition compliance begins with awareness. We commend Unilever Pakistan for reinforcing compliance through knowledge and engagement.”
The training covered CCP’s mandate, deceptive marketing, mergers, abuse of dominant position, and prohibited agreements, followed by an interactive Q&A.
Through such initiatives, Unilever Pakistan reaffirms its commitment to the highest standards of ethics and transparency.
