## Overview Rawalpindi is not a single organization but a major city in Pakistan, though several prominent organizations are based there, including the Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI), the Metropolitan Corporation Rawalpindi (MCR), and the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA). Each of these plays a significant role in the city’s business, civic, and technological landscape. ## Key Organizations Based in Rawalpindi **Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (RCCI)** Established in 1952 and officially recognized in 1959, RCCI is Pakistan’s third-largest chamber of commerce, serving approximately 5,200 members across a broad business spectrum—from large-scale manufacturers to small home-based enterprises[2]. RCCI’s mission is to foster commercial, industrial, and economic development in the region, advocating for business-friendly policies, providing networking opportunities, and supporting entrepreneurship. It is widely regarded as one of the country’s leading business forums, driving regional economic growth and serving as a bridge between the private sector and government[2]. **Metropolitan Corporation Rawalpindi (MCR)** MCR is the municipal authority responsible for local governance in Rawalpindi, established under the Punjab Local Government Act 2022[1]. It manages essential urban services, including waste management, environmental preservation, construction projects, sanitation, road maintenance, water supply, and public amenities[1][6]. The corporation comprises 46 Union Councils, each electing its own chairman, who in turn elect the city’s Mayor and Deputy Mayor—though these positions are currently vacant[1]. MCR’s establishment marked a significant step in decentralizing urban management and improving service delivery in Pakistan’s fourth-largest city[1]. **Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA)** RDA focuses on urban planning and development, striving to enhance the city’s infrastructure while preserving its rich cultural heritage[5]. It oversees large-scale