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Alkhidmat Karachi celebrates Independence Day
KARACHI: Alkhidmat Karachi celebrated Pakistan's 78th Independence Day with a lively ceremony at its head office on Wednesday. The event featured a flag-hoisting ceremony and the cutting of a cake adorned in national colors. During the celebrations, CEO Naveed Ali Baig highlighted the sacrifices made by the Muslims of the subcontinent for the creation of Pakistan and the importance of their unwavering determination. He noted that despite strong opposition from the Congress party at the time, the Muslims remained committed to their cause. He emphasized the need for every Pakistani to contribute to the nation's progress and the implementation of an Islamic system. The ceremony concluded with the hoisting of the national flag, the cutting of the cake, and the planting of a sapling, all symbolizing unity and hope for the future. Badges and national flags were distributed among the staff as a gesture of celebration and patriotism. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Business Recorder
17-05-2025
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Alkhidmat's Bano Qabil, Fossphorus ink MoU
KARACHI: Alkhidmat Karachi's Bano Qabil IT program and Fossphorus, a leading IT company, have signed MoU to establish a Satellite Incubation Center aimed at empowering youth with advanced IT skills. The signing ceremony, attended by Alkhidmat Karachi CEO Naveed Ali Baig, Bano Qabil Director Farooq Kamalani, Head of Incubation Raja Haris, and Fossphorus Managing Partner Faisal Siddiqui, marked a significant step in expanding opportunities for young people. Naveed Ali Baig highlighted that the Bano Qabil program already supports youth lacking resources by providing access to computers and expert supervision to enhance industry-specific skills and secure employment. The new Satellite Incubation Center will further improve facilities and outreach. Faisal Siddiqui emphasized Fossphorus' expertise in integrating creativity and technology, noting that the collaboration will offer youth practical, industry-relevant experience and modern educational opportunities. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
Business Recorder
30-04-2025
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Alkhidmat sends 24th aid consignment to Gaza
KARACHI: The Alkhidmat Foundation dispatched its 24th batch of humanitarian aid for Palestinians on Tuesday, transporting 40 tons of essential supplies, including tents, medicines, and medical equipment, from Karachi's Jinnah International Airport. The relief goods, bound for Jordan via a chartered aircraft, will be distributed to displaced families in Gaza grappling with the aftermath of prolonged conflict. Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) Karachi chief Monem Zafar Khan, addressing media at the airport, underscored the urgency of the initiative, noting that over 51,000 Palestinians have been killed and millions displaced since hostilities began. 'Our brothers and sisters lack food, shelter, and basic healthcare. As Muslims, supporting them is both a moral duty and a shared responsibility,' he stated. He revealed that Alkhidmat has now sent 23 prior consignments—19 by air and four by sea—to alleviate suffering in the region. Alkhidmat Karachi CEO Naveed Ali Baig emphasized the foundation's sustained commitment, vowing to 'continue aiding Palestinians during and after the conflict, including post-war reconstruction.' He acknowledged the contributions of Pakistani philanthropists, government bodies, and the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), calling for further public support to scale relief efforts. Since the onset of the crisis, Alkhidmat has mobilized nationwide donations to address critical shortages in Gaza, where infrastructure collapse and resource scarcity have exacerbated a dire humanitarian situation. The latest shipment reflects Pakistan's ongoing grassroots-led response to the conflict. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
