Alkhidmat KP Reviews Welfare Projects, Plans to Expand Humanitarian Services
Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa held a meeting of its Regional Board of Management and General Council for the Central and Southern regions, chaired by Provincial President Khalid Waqas, to review ongoing welfare projects, relief activities and future plans.
The meeting began with a Quran lecture by Dr Maulana Hidayatullah. The meeting was attended by Provincial General Secretary Muhammad Shakir Siddiqui, vice presidents, directors, district presidents, general secretaries and managers of various departments.
Addressing the meeting, Khalid Waqas expressed satisfaction with the performance of provincial and district teams and appreciated their efforts in implementing welfare projects and humanitarian activities across the province.
He also acknowledged the contributions of donors, welfare organizations and volunteers, saying Alkhidmat Foundation has been working towards the social and economic development of communities. He said the foundation's greatest strength has been the trust of its donors and thousands of volunteers serving people in need without discrimination.
Emir Jamaat-e-Islami Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Central, Abdul Wasi also addressed the meeting and praised Alkhidmat Foundation's humanitarian services and the efforts of its provincial and district teams.
He stressed the need for coordinated planning and collective efforts to expand welfare activities and reach more deserving communities. He also urged Alkhidmat officials to make full use of their capabilities to mobilize local resources and strengthen the foundation's humanitarian mission.
The meeting reviewed ongoing projects and relief operations and discussed future priorities to improve the delivery and reach of Alkhidmat's welfare services across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.



Bio. Alkhidmat has acted efficiently and provided help to victims of disasters whether that was the recent 2022 Pakistan flood or the 2005 earthquake in Kashmir.
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