Haji abdul razzak yaqoob biography of donald

A wealthy Pakistani businessman and a philanthropist, Haji Abdul Razzak Yaqoob was born in , the year his parents migrated from Surat in India to Karachi, Pakistan. He was the owner of ARY Group and had the honour to be known to provide financial assistance to the government of Pakistan in times of need. Haji Yaqoob came to Dubai from Pakistan in to recover some money owed to his father from a friend.

But he realised that Dubai was a place of opportunities and decided to stay on. He also started importing watches, perfumes and cigarettes. Two years later, when his brother, Mohammed Iqbal, joined him, the group branched out into dealing with food and Textiles. Besides catering to the local market, they also began exporting food-stuff to Iran.

Haji Yaqoob's current business included a Gold and Silver trading segment. The WMO is a charity organisation that runs schools and hospitals for the poor, gives scholarships to deserving students and also provides financial support to underprivileged people around the world in addition to building mosques. He was currently involved in setting up a university in Dubai.

Realizing the potential, when Government of Pakistan allowed licenses for private satellite television channels, ARY Digital stepped into Pakistan market. Most of the networks in-house channels have their own specialized programming catering to Urdu speakers living in Pakistan and abroad.

Abdul Razzak Yaqoob (7 May – 21 February ) was a Pakistani gold bullion trader who founded ARY Gold in the United Arab Emirates and later ARY Media.

As an ambassador for the great people of Pakistan beaming in more than countries, ARY Digital has a vision to become a vital organization contributing positively towards a more prosperous Pakistan in the near future. Haji Abdul Razzaq was all praise for the rulers of Dubai and the government. He believed that Dubai was the best place to do business due to the policies of the government and the support from the Ruling Family.

He attributed his success to the open business policies of the government.