JournalismPakistan.com | Published 10 months ago | JP Staff Report
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KARACHI-Arshad A. Zuberi, the deputy chief executive of Business Recorder Group, passed away on Sunday after a long battle with illness. A towering figure in journalism, Zuberi left behind a legacy that will continue to inspire generations of media professionals.
Zuberi was instrumental in steering the Business Recorder Group to new heights, combining his deep knowledge of journalism with a sharp sense of business acumen. Under his leadership, the group cemented its position as one of Pakistan’s most credible and respected media outlets.
His colleagues and peers remember him as a mentor, a visionary, and a relentless advocate for truth in journalism. “Arshad was not just a leader but a beacon of ethical journalism in a rapidly changing media landscape,” said one of his long-time associates.
Born into a family deeply connected to the media industry, Zuberi carried forward the legacy with unmatched dedication. His contributions to the field were not confined to management; he was also known for his insightful editorials and commitment to factual reporting.
Zuberi’s passing has left a void in the journalistic community, with tributes pouring in nationwide. Many remember him for his humility and approachability despite holding a prominent position.
His funeral prayers were held in Karachi, and attended by family, friends, and industry stalwarts. He is survived by his wife, children, and countless admirers who will remember him as a man of principle and integrity.
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