Alkhidmat Participates in “Mera Brand Pakistan” Expo; Large Public Turnout at Stalls

Alkhidmat Karachi participated actively in the “Mera Brand Pakistan” Exhibition, setting up dedicated stalls for Alkhidmat Karachi and the Bano Qabil Program at the Expo Centre. The two-day exhibition witnessed a large turnout of students, teachers, youth, and citizens from diverse backgrounds. Thousands of visitors gathered at the Bano Qabil stall to learn about free IT courses and upcoming Session 5.0. Alkhidmat representatives from all departments provided detailed briefings on health, education, welfare, and volunteer programs through dedicated information desks. Speaking at the exhibition, CEO Alkhidmat Karachi, Naveed Ali Baig, said: “Alkhidmat is committed to serving humanity in every sphere of life. Our mission is to share people’s hardships and spread hope. Insha’Allah, in the coming year we will continue to reach new milestones and expand our services for the people of Pakistan.” To promote the spirit of charity among children, Daily Sadaqah boxes were distributed, while young visitors were encouraged to register as volunteers with Alkhidmat. Women visitors were offered a 50% discount on mammography tests at Alkhidmat’s state-of-the-art laboratory. Under Alkhidmat’s Human Resources department, a Talent Hunt initiative was organized, and for the first time, live interviews were conducted for graphic designers, video editors, and Bano Qabil instructors. President Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, Dr. Hafeez-ur-Rehman, after visiting the stalls, stated: “Alkhidmat’s humanitarian services have become its identity. Entering its 50th year of service is a remarkable achievement, and the organization’s dedication and transparency are truly commendable.” Member of the Balochistan Assembly and Parliamentary Secretary, Abdul Majeed Badini, said: “Alkhidmat is performing exemplary work in the fields of education, health, and social welfare. Its contribution to empowering youth through programs like Bano Qabil is especially praiseworthy.” Opposition Leader, Karachi City Council, Saifuddin Advocate, remarked: “Alkhidmat has become a symbol of service. In every crisis, it stands with the nation and continues to cross important milestones in humanitarian work.” Chairmen Dr. Fouad Ahmed (Gulshan-e-Iqbal Town) and Rizwan Abdul Samia (Jinnah Town), along with corporate and institutional leaders, also visited the Alkhidmat stalls and appreciated the organization’s wide-ranging welfare initiatives and community outreach.