Emergency Appeal

PESHAWAR: A delegation from <a attributionsrc="/privacy_sandbox/comet/register/source/?xt=AZVjxCjPd_DYIgoOUMQJrhLM_nv7rDHOnT9bvUVKA1MtRZcjwrMKcbsAmId48rfA8LuNeHTYQDabgmJjsNpix0icOzk0TmGsTpxDJZ_ClW3RX0EhUfD0fn7CTwGfo9Y_AB3ozigiwHAtYpYy2LtB3HfCGPRu-ciGfarQQMBqvpyIFRyv5dSSxaOnrbR99QODWGmB19UD1RNYNQsKnXULbB8mlcAulfvkBLs6n0lgxtU0uPvBRCuefU2UHJ9zwWqN01awlSgXTT27EKCyUx-XZXs-nrVZENbRK4VlrJc_JrG7qaaLXjWVgG65yBoNEcJlsKUBz379jbKm6vN64ODe0cOOufMuZWs__ZOrY1V2VeRVyK2EHpbBgKiJ7p6KtlS--_1TH5B2v8VYcPWnk3EUlGd2CEOs4jI5U7E_AKViUXTSRvGpMkx2g320_j-5oYxr032wtWd7uDHOkiN2_ZIkmVRGsLwo0yuXFMImI3-nrJTShdtBFX0uccPF-XVQGO3uJQwxHIs6hJGgSqhljubA1_9fn2if2fJyDDbX34nLqGF7zUf84hbjmbqGMT-zSmIHQ-YAhzBMdjf8Lf4EnwVO4XJZIG-F1Mb7C1tU9tSAWDXauyNGUizhrJc-LUmaPTwoe5RdtIf8TZKCKgF2RzrO4NxDwL0jamG2GqJYa3zF7fCGx5NmFeArmY9c_7I4JT7Nba0e6HKHGK2tjyKbNlMxB5jYkEstYbc31LiEuYL3KHX8Yi0Uc3O0xl28AcZ-RSqxNVwOgAeKInUQMEgLm99ymXtk9kUpKjWDCGusviNLMxn6Da4-Iq4lRYyHXscewIVPASpUJwJzAkYyEK1DP1pXmVKudlM4gZO_8QiUKaVuOXypayFHvD-ulqgPqxiwcVD6Lqm68x8wHWhXv6UOR4vv1reglhZiQmt0WVMjqBnwW7d1aEo6dugze-21WBkQpRK8sa6b1SWgjjxgbMLSFRUQoGYlr1dzqcqDGwzYiVFxjPzHTjJvhdnXknUY5bDHep_1KfXV-RRmaeIlN5x7xQrUaXRrKpRvFWtGRWVAYWArudHCysLe166_g4iqFEAN9YgW5wg6_BQDhECU938KnHZFOEjv16TxjFeNhgqmpmV_804SRhWftj7W6dhS8-PC7uTk0iXkPdue9we1KPD62gNdTOxLnGfm-YdB26_V5lR7FqwGb6JHJPWN9xGy_PLf6yMdkWOEPumzhk26WPxpKTVut6EH1BuytZwNOrkh9sVZakNV0FfNDFc83P0abEBYlL8vx6X4oZWtj4YHB2uaNXivxzjSOmtMLiCHJp_h9ofnU2YVf1BqLOEgqT_FhxYOArjZ2D7t_h-bRXwgpUpgdvcVbhdA6BG_bWBtD2ITjnq5xZGfNx_HrPvTnNJwKIPJnkd5djNq8TZiVB1DP0Zxxb0HxRsIInjLA8D00P4FIKLwLS4WGqlsUqtcyM4XSU8LIFrwqmRQu7SEPwEpFJp3HpjxlFb_VkmlbehnHlZmTmBKkHRn5ri4v0WpwtxERbHKgf5WmLo" href="http://mindhyve.ai/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExeWxCemdDY3ZQNXJjQXk5ZAEelKsnaGK1b6f_IJXcU3VW9C-S8dP74HIr70pPOwUFZLbIFn-DbQozU2uZsfc_aem_GudIYxMJ2r2I2FByj6-GZA" rel="nofollow noreferrer" role="link" tabindex="0" target="_blank">MindHYVE.ai</a> visited the provincial office of Alkhidmat Foundation to explore opportunities for collaboration in youth empowerment, digital education, and social welfare programs.

The delegation led by Belal Faruki, CEO <a attributionsrc="/privacy_sandbox/comet/register/source/?xt=AZVjxCjPd_DYIgoOUMQJrhLM_nv7rDHOnT9bvUVKA1MtRZcjwrMKcbsAmId48rfA8LuNeHTYQDabgmJjsNpix0icOzk0TmGsTpxDJZ_ClW3RX0EhUfD0fn7CTwGfo9Y_AB3ozigiwHAtYpYy2LtB3HfCGPRu-ciGfarQQMBqvpyIFRyv5dSSxaOnrbR99QODWGmB19UD1RNYNQsKnXULbB8mlcAulfvkBLs6n0lgxtU0uPvBRCuefU2UHJ9zwWqN01awlSgXTT27EKCyUx-XZXs-nrVZENbRK4VlrJc_JrG7qaaLXjWVgG65yBoNEcJlsKUBz379jbKm6vN64ODe0cOOufMuZWs__ZOrY1V2VeRVyK2EHpbBgKiJ7p6KtlS--_1TH5B2v8VYcPWnk3EUlGd2CEOs4jI5U7E_AKViUXTSRvGpMkx2g320_j-5oYxr032wtWd7uDHOkiN2_ZIkmVRGsLwo0yuXFMImI3-nrJTShdtBFX0uccPF-XVQGO3uJQwxHIs6hJGgSqhljubA1_9fn2if2fJyDDbX34nLqGF7zUf84hbjmbqGMT-zSmIHQ-YAhzBMdjf8Lf4EnwVO4XJZIG-F1Mb7C1tU9tSAWDXauyNGUizhrJc-LUmaPTwoe5RdtIf8TZKCKgF2RzrO4NxDwL0jamG2GqJYa3zF7fCGx5NmFeArmY9c_7I4JT7Nba0e6HKHGK2tjyKbNlMxB5jYkEstYbc31LiEuYL3KHX8Yi0Uc3O0xl28AcZ-RSqxNVwOgAeKInUQMEgLm99ymXtk9kUpKjWDCGusviNLMxn6Da4-Iq4lRYyHXscewIVPASpUJwJzAkYyEK1DP1pXmVKudlM4gZO_8QiUKaVuOXypayFHvD-ulqgPqxiwcVD6Lqm68x8wHWhXv6UOR4vv1reglhZiQmt0WVMjqBnwW7d1aEo6dugze-21WBkQpRK8sa6b1SWgjjxgbMLSFRUQoGYlr1dzqcqDGwzYiVFxjPzHTjJvhdnXknUY5bDHep_1KfXV-RRmaeIlN5x7xQrUaXRrKpRvFWtGRWVAYWArudHCysLe166_g4iqFEAN9YgW5wg6_BQDhECU938KnHZFOEjv16TxjFeNhgqmpmV_804SRhWftj7W6dhS8-PC7uTk0iXkPdue9we1KPD62gNdTOxLnGfm-YdB26_V5lR7FqwGb6JHJPWN9xGy_PLf6yMdkWOEPumzhk26WPxpKTVut6EH1BuytZwNOrkh9sVZakNV0FfNDFc83P0abEBYlL8vx6X4oZWtj4YHB2uaNXivxzjSOmtMLiCHJp_h9ofnU2YVf1BqLOEgqT_FhxYOArjZ2D7t_h-bRXwgpUpgdvcVbhdA6BG_bWBtD2ITjnq5xZGfNx_HrPvTnNJwKIPJnkd5djNq8TZiVB1DP0Zxxb0HxRsIInjLA8D00P4FIKLwLS4WGqlsUqtcyM4XSU8LIFrwqmRQu7SEPwEpFJp3HpjxlFb_VkmlbehnHlZmTmBKkHRn5ri4v0WpwtxERbHKgf5WmLo" href="http://mindhyve.ai/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExeWxCemdDY3ZQNXJjQXk5ZAEenVUySCUqdSz9LcxjM0AuMHLoOQJd5sFrqmllCUl7dmhw1zL-ujCUuLT6_2A_aem_aWw7HWJAgaJZ40SGc2XMTQ" rel="nofollow noreferrer" role="link" tabindex="0" target="_blank">MindHYVE.ai</a>; included Maliha Hassan, Vice President Operation; Saima Hassan, Assistant Professor at Science and Technology University Kohat; and Dr. Muhammad Tariq Jan, Director Planning and Development University Kohat.

They were warmly received by Khalid Waqas, Provincial President Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

During the visit, Dr. Shakeel Ahmad, Regional Manager, and Komal Younus, Director Women Empowerment and Digital Skills, briefed the delegation on Alkhidmat&rsquo;s key initiatives being carried out across Pakistan. These include the Orphan Care Program, which supports thousands of children, and Bano Qabil, a free IT education program designed to uplift youth from underserved communities.

The <a attributionsrc="/privacy_sandbox/comet/register/source/?xt=AZVjxCjPd_DYIgoOUMQJrhLM_nv7rDHOnT9bvUVKA1MtRZcjwrMKcbsAmId48rfA8LuNeHTYQDabgmJjsNpix0icOzk0TmGsTpxDJZ_ClW3RX0EhUfD0fn7CTwGfo9Y_AB3ozigiwHAtYpYy2LtB3HfCGPRu-ciGfarQQMBqvpyIFRyv5dSSxaOnrbR99QODWGmB19UD1RNYNQsKnXULbB8mlcAulfvkBLs6n0lgxtU0uPvBRCuefU2UHJ9zwWqN01awlSgXTT27EKCyUx-XZXs-nrVZENbRK4VlrJc_JrG7qaaLXjWVgG65yBoNEcJlsKUBz379jbKm6vN64ODe0cOOufMuZWs__ZOrY1V2VeRVyK2EHpbBgKiJ7p6KtlS--_1TH5B2v8VYcPWnk3EUlGd2CEOs4jI5U7E_AKViUXTSRvGpMkx2g320_j-5oYxr032wtWd7uDHOkiN2_ZIkmVRGsLwo0yuXFMImI3-nrJTShdtBFX0uccPF-XVQGO3uJQwxHIs6hJGgSqhljubA1_9fn2if2fJyDDbX34nLqGF7zUf84hbjmbqGMT-zSmIHQ-YAhzBMdjf8Lf4EnwVO4XJZIG-F1Mb7C1tU9tSAWDXauyNGUizhrJc-LUmaPTwoe5RdtIf8TZKCKgF2RzrO4NxDwL0jamG2GqJYa3zF7fCGx5NmFeArmY9c_7I4JT7Nba0e6HKHGK2tjyKbNlMxB5jYkEstYbc31LiEuYL3KHX8Yi0Uc3O0xl28AcZ-RSqxNVwOgAeKInUQMEgLm99ymXtk9kUpKjWDCGusviNLMxn6Da4-Iq4lRYyHXscewIVPASpUJwJzAkYyEK1DP1pXmVKudlM4gZO_8QiUKaVuOXypayFHvD-ulqgPqxiwcVD6Lqm68x8wHWhXv6UOR4vv1reglhZiQmt0WVMjqBnwW7d1aEo6dugze-21WBkQpRK8sa6b1SWgjjxgbMLSFRUQoGYlr1dzqcqDGwzYiVFxjPzHTjJvhdnXknUY5bDHep_1KfXV-RRmaeIlN5x7xQrUaXRrKpRvFWtGRWVAYWArudHCysLe166_g4iqFEAN9YgW5wg6_BQDhECU938KnHZFOEjv16TxjFeNhgqmpmV_804SRhWftj7W6dhS8-PC7uTk0iXkPdue9we1KPD62gNdTOxLnGfm-YdB26_V5lR7FqwGb6JHJPWN9xGy_PLf6yMdkWOEPumzhk26WPxpKTVut6EH1BuytZwNOrkh9sVZakNV0FfNDFc83P0abEBYlL8vx6X4oZWtj4YHB2uaNXivxzjSOmtMLiCHJp_h9ofnU2YVf1BqLOEgqT_FhxYOArjZ2D7t_h-bRXwgpUpgdvcVbhdA6BG_bWBtD2ITjnq5xZGfNx_HrPvTnNJwKIPJnkd5djNq8TZiVB1DP0Zxxb0HxRsIInjLA8D00P4FIKLwLS4WGqlsUqtcyM4XSU8LIFrwqmRQu7SEPwEpFJp3HpjxlFb_VkmlbehnHlZmTmBKkHRn5ri4v0WpwtxERbHKgf5WmLo" href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2FMindHYVE.ai%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExeWxCemdDY3ZQNXJjQXk5ZAEeA_2LfQmyswoRqoIp3Bn1FmOcNuvzFQvpurZ6iVrNv6ngNwmE1gAurwq2apc_aem_8Lt1W3kxdRKwhfvFIMqIXQ&amp;h=AT28D4OS57NQ4JXBV8Mg0-dRs7MHSqOTIhOuLcR5nWBpzHp8PLIa29MBBwc4Lz28Xez646QkMqYeKi-uIJ-AJzCJAWaJD3-3A4FKIekHM2GuCSq64npAo-hD4ai-10uL3ea3edqGQSvCkBR-&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT2aepLzqcvWIyVe3th0pWfY00O9Fjig_2VaAMP-aa1MOs1LN0DvUnsLLrXbqjTIcPuN0wMI-NdZvZJcwt5U4Z6xpesT2M81XqnIzwqxSiXweh2wSLQRolnWO74BuqyCWIGXJVbMHFI0jt11X5s-6oMVEwU8MiEF3IaPVivUtT4JjE9nbDSGq-UtHxgK8DkDZXZJrHZkuScPMPo37znJWaWI1sTg" rel="nofollow noreferrer" role="link" tabindex="0" target="_blank">MindHYVE.ai</a> team met with children enrolled in the Orphan Care Program, shared words of encouragement, and presented them with gifts.

The delegation praised Alkhidmat&rsquo;s dedication to humanitarian service and its role in strengthening communities through education and support programs. They expressed deep appreciation for the foundation&rsquo;s impact and assured their full cooperation to further enhance and promote these efforts. 
 
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Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Orphan Family Support

USA MindHYVE.ai Delegation Visits AKF KP Office

A US delegation from <a attributionsrc="/privacy_sandbox/comet/register/source/?xt=AZV3Np7LHcKBaPJ-B-fF6ZaAAFOSDR4jC0jqMzCN3FD3M_xzYIZe6z2mxv1o0ow4aQ0cSfBidm8IPwRMAX1aUrsXbIa1WwgH-zrtggoGhMDbEIUu96bFz1DtnlVdIxMh9EmCLHEK1HMhBLTSe6VR5myKaFXPigIw74TF-N5rEv17kq8ITywFashe4lWJIr9KjP86Qr3-SJKj4QD_gtu_RVwR_9APgImARXloR47xqQqr4pSqiQsRftuH4qkcoLXSiI_FmofTVa9vY0wlQDbbpbXc9cl_v6R05MrhHE8xnkiUcCvKva78xv6zfE6MHxJmp91MIorCN_L0fCK1jKh8cAMQb584ZtmfrxqiXdeh9CADQ-vTYXfGuj7WUX8IylV-lb0GR_HWg6K8hjuUSuBP-2LEp_DAFtsbE_32BiVigGqUPB_7_KA2sGnfyCAjRGyF3N-PYOYSs3sdP246jzf19mritDX5g3iqsr32SQXpz0xMRUkOwzGZ5aTsPrbaSjoAh3h73e8bf_t560AXuSiEj2UgKdIYQyaNafnEBAvSzoyQCLZWVSbXfguETIP3FYBezEuqa-6onw9zwXGZ7YLnEzxZKwjUKWjexx67GIrGespZzk4Q4EopgSoO_gabET13TF6DMF1OusOFZkA-tWdCLGIGVdMXdal5LvG2NaWA1GRLRS4DHgSPeayqmjUEzSINo7HMQbBbXoZ3TuCTrysezVIvYNAGY27NwZPBJV8pb3yOZctn4jkjsBEbrwoRB5tRcJJqg9cLCZGBLDhsST8ybq2Nj4KOPF0KFlrUZnztv41lImSLx2UVTZTrDHPXAsgp7UURc5TNj4aFZRWjN7bjvkdUO6uJH6Yg31XT1Zp0Nhs-1qfrofhatlbTeWHouerM2SDqmGuodrii9nsHi4XeKiXVWeskFDaxO00t5fie48QFI1WLbC91kvCe7SM8eOYp7dIOVE1EOGv5vVYyxpDNBS7MFFGOPUX9YB8-JcTzf5WstmS-ZhoP3d3gycuNrxlkx5iWyb6FG_a2cyIZKroAbxVqboShJRIu-YGckEA5wb2_d8INBllCXyo23miUY-MtkWwNIbmPXVystjoNOB8eDlZLC085FRNx1LSUu7jrK4LY5Dtx6nmmdhRQFDwNtptWhWrImrd-iYvKensvMubcsChFVJIyDmYKkivQHWL4qeoydP4x2p4ud-b3ojX3yO6OVCUrseYVaH8jUbMs21-c5NFsu2GVjfsYjmqHwIvkweZ5QPMGRFIHLD8RAbXAcxoTR5qcobcjTPI5gPNdsxXs2kPeCqGsHuW3GQT5qegSxBeIVW9BYORPEeII-Dbo6ZCqWteDuTyU3KAeUG1EFyVMqrm7doCaJUPZhKtWWrd5-S-hZIGFR2wYmS1u3CCiFTf50ddx-xCMYvQhzHz8MbkWWF40lA4zsaWUbzM407J9ruv0C9QA4-6vymv4aZkX5v2RBmY" href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2FMindHYVE.ai%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExcUVYVlR5TVdGWHBaaTVaTgEeEuOPC5HoZ5v08d4KYnNEV4pEkaufE3RQmBcGJ79NQWcAnL7qbU-PyMvpaXY_aem_qOTa3XJRdPE_5NnregWIvA&amp;h=AT2Lj97qK1O0Do95FyQ2tqueK4FHwVPXqIucNbylEgBFlCjSHNOEhibVCM6cPZZtDqoMhNtdYMwR1aHeGeBtwa8WjqOOm9e-vGOx2Xlc4IsEuAZKQM9sQx93-A8g9hymPTolwiqIxagGnQiq&amp;__tn__=-UK-R&amp;c[0]=AT3YpnXm1c3AhWm5CipcXxav6lKqqYzQBHrG6bnXQMv3OAS8RN0byBHhl8IxHtawxq908vDdYa4NMIMkHxTM3rWWF8ba3pizMLwRPcU-5pvkxuoRYjVhKG-cT23b4nOXXTT8IBbhBFV2ft0FgMVnvZImTs_xVQMjhbkw72m_Zpl2lSE2VKaPwA1t1iec_zHKIwxOGN_5NLFkcZRrXDulqB-LEyEB" rel="nofollow noreferrer" role="link" tabindex="0" target="_blank">MindHYVE.ai</a>, led by Chief Executive Officer Belal Faruki, called on Professor Dr. Hafeez-ur-Rehman, President Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, at the Foundation&rsquo;s provincial office in Peshawar to explore future collaboration in digital education and artificial intelligence.

During the meeting, both sides held in-depth discussions on working together under Alkhidmat Bano Qabil IT Program, with a focus on artificial intelligence and digital skills training for youth. The conversation centered around the urgent need to equip the young generation with modern, job-ready tech skills.

Professor Dr. Hafeez-ur-Rehman welcomed the interest shown by <a attributionsrc="/privacy_sandbox/comet/register/source/?xt=AZV3Np7LHcKBaPJ-B-fF6ZaAAFOSDR4jC0jqMzCN3FD3M_xzYIZe6z2mxv1o0ow4aQ0cSfBidm8IPwRMAX1aUrsXbIa1WwgH-zrtggoGhMDbEIUu96bFz1DtnlVdIxMh9EmCLHEK1HMhBLTSe6VR5myKaFXPigIw74TF-N5rEv17kq8ITywFashe4lWJIr9KjP86Qr3-SJKj4QD_gtu_RVwR_9APgImARXloR47xqQqr4pSqiQsRftuH4qkcoLXSiI_FmofTVa9vY0wlQDbbpbXc9cl_v6R05MrhHE8xnkiUcCvKva78xv6zfE6MHxJmp91MIorCN_L0fCK1jKh8cAMQb584ZtmfrxqiXdeh9CADQ-vTYXfGuj7WUX8IylV-lb0GR_HWg6K8hjuUSuBP-2LEp_DAFtsbE_32BiVigGqUPB_7_KA2sGnfyCAjRGyF3N-PYOYSs3sdP246jzf19mritDX5g3iqsr32SQXpz0xMRUkOwzGZ5aTsPrbaSjoAh3h73e8bf_t560AXuSiEj2UgKdIYQyaNafnEBAvSzoyQCLZWVSbXfguETIP3FYBezEuqa-6onw9zwXGZ7YLnEzxZKwjUKWjexx67GIrGespZzk4Q4EopgSoO_gabET13TF6DMF1OusOFZkA-tWdCLGIGVdMXdal5LvG2NaWA1GRLRS4DHgSPeayqmjUEzSINo7HMQbBbXoZ3TuCTrysezVIvYNAGY27NwZPBJV8pb3yOZctn4jkjsBEbrwoRB5tRcJJqg9cLCZGBLDhsST8ybq2Nj4KOPF0KFlrUZnztv41lImSLx2UVTZTrDHPXAsgp7UURc5TNj4aFZRWjN7bjvkdUO6uJH6Yg31XT1Zp0Nhs-1qfrofhatlbTeWHouerM2SDqmGuodrii9nsHi4XeKiXVWeskFDaxO00t5fie48QFI1WLbC91kvCe7SM8eOYp7dIOVE1EOGv5vVYyxpDNBS7MFFGOPUX9YB8-JcTzf5WstmS-ZhoP3d3gycuNrxlkx5iWyb6FG_a2cyIZKroAbxVqboShJRIu-YGckEA5wb2_d8INBllCXyo23miUY-MtkWwNIbmPXVystjoNOB8eDlZLC085FRNx1LSUu7jrK4LY5Dtx6nmmdhRQFDwNtptWhWrImrd-iYvKensvMubcsChFVJIyDmYKkivQHWL4qeoydP4x2p4ud-b3ojX3yO6OVCUrseYVaH8jUbMs21-c5NFsu2GVjfsYjmqHwIvkweZ5QPMGRFIHLD8RAbXAcxoTR5qcobcjTPI5gPNdsxXs2kPeCqGsHuW3GQT5qegSxBeIVW9BYORPEeII-Dbo6ZCqWteDuTyU3KAeUG1EFyVMqrm7doCaJUPZhKtWWrd5-S-hZIGFR2wYmS1u3CCiFTf50ddx-xCMYvQhzHz8MbkWWF40lA4zsaWUbzM407J9ruv0C9QA4-6vymv4aZkX5v2RBmY" href="http://mindhyve.ai/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExcUVYVlR5TVdGWHBaaTVaTgEe3sGdTnEd3HUPIZThV9AbsZC0ud6c7_En_Ndl6Q6YttSJUOuv8V7hYzhB-xo_aem_bA1fqDaFdHkvC7ncN-OsYw" rel="nofollow noreferrer" role="link" tabindex="0" target="_blank">MindHYVE.ai</a>, and expressed confidence in the potential of a joint effort to empower youth through technology. CEO Belal Faruki shared his organization&rsquo;s vision for AI-driven learning tools and practical training initiatives.

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Also in attendance were Khalid Waqas, Provincial President Alkhidmat KP, Inayatullah Khan, Patron-in-Chief Alkhidmat Bano Qabil Program KP, and other senior members of the Foundation. 
 
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A delegation from Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, led by President Khalid Waqas, met with Mr. Abdullah Al-Baqami, Country Director of King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSRelief) Pakistan, to discuss future collaboration in humanitarian efforts across the region.

During the meeting, Alkhidmat Foundation Senior Manager RMD Muhammad Adnan provided a detailed briefing on the Alkhidmat&rsquo;s ongoing relief and development programs.

Also present at the meeting was Muhammad Yousaf Khan, Director Relief at King Salman Relief Pakistan, who expressed appreciation for Alkhidmat&#39;s grassroots work and operational capabilities in the field.

On the occasion both parties pledged to move forward as implementing partners, with Alkhidmat Foundation Khyber Pakhtunkhwa set to support and carry out relief projects under the guidance of King Salman Relief.

Later Khalid Waqas present the Alkhidmat Annual Report 2024 to Mr. Abdullah Al-Baqami. 
 
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AKF KP President Meets King Salman Relief Officials to Strengthen Humanitarian Partnership

<h1>The Only Day They Eat Meat</h1>

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Dr. Adil Muhammad

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Every year, as Eid-ul-Adha approaches, millions of Muslims around the world prepare to fulfill the act of Qurbani; the sacrifice of a cattle in remembrance of Prophet Ibrahim&rsquo;s unwavering faith. In bustling cities and remote villages alike, this event brings families together in prayer, celebration, and reflection.

But for millions living in poverty, Eid is not a time of feasting but it&rsquo;s another day of surviving. For them, the idea of having meat on the table is not a festive luxury; it&rsquo;s a distant dream.

In Pakistan, this gap between tradition and reality is being bridged year after year by Alkhidmat Foundation, one of the country&rsquo;s largest and most known humanitarian organizations. Through its Qurbani Project, Alkhidmat is turning faith into food, and compassion into tangible relief, by distributing fresh meat to hundreds of thousands of families who would otherwise go without.

Qurbani, meaning &ldquo;sacrifice,&rdquo; is more than just a religious obligation. It is a symbol of devotion, submission, and generosity. Traditionally, the meat from sacrificed cattle is divided into three parts: one for the family, one for relatives and friends, and one for those in need.

Alkhidmat Foundation has elevated this last portion, the share for the needy, into a national movement. Alkhidmat&rsquo;s annual Qurbani campaign is designed not only to fulfill religious duty on behalf of donors, but also to ensure that the most vulnerable segments of society are not forgotten during one of Islam&rsquo;s mega festivals.

Every Eid-ul-Adha, Alkhidmat volunteers and staff carry out mass-scale slaughtering operations under strict Shariah-compliant practices. The meat is then hygienically packaged and distributed across Pakistan, from urban slums to remote, underserved communities in deserts, mountains, and flood-prone regions.

What makes Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Qurbani initiative unique is its targeted approach. It prioritizes those who are most often overlooked; orphans, widows, transgender individuals, daily wage laborers, the elderly, and people with disabilities. These are people who not only struggle to celebrate Eid, but often struggle just to survive.

In areas where floods have wiped out livelihoods, or where conflict has displaced entire families, Alkhidmat&rsquo;s volunteers arrive like clockwork during Eid, bearing not just meat parcels but hope. The distributions are carried out with care and discretion, respecting the dignity of every recipient.

Alkhidmat Foundation&rsquo;s reputation for transparency and operational excellence has made it a trusted partner for donors inside and outside Pakistan. The foundation follows a strict ethical protocol throughout the Qurbani process; from cattle selection and slaughter to packaging and delivery.

Donors are given multiple options to contribute: they can sponsor full cattle or a share in larger cattle like a cow. The foundation offers timely updates and detailed reporting, reinforcing trust and accountability. With options to donate both online and through local chapters, the process is streamlined for global participation.

Importantly, the foundation ensures that every donation is stretched to reach the maximum number of people, with no compromise on hygiene, ethics, or quality.

Beyond the physical distribution, the Qurbani program plays a powerful emotional role. It reconnects communities.

For recipients, it is about more than just eating. It is about being seen. Being included. Being part of the collective joy that Eid-ul-Adha represents.

For givers, the act of donating to Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Qurbani project transforms ritual into real impact. It becomes a way to live out the true spirit of sacrifice: sharing what one has with those who need it most.

As a fact. Pakistan continues to grapple with economic instability, inflation, climate-induced disasters, and growing food insecurity. The World Food Programme estimates that over 36% of Pakistanis face moderate to severe food insecurity, with vulnerable populations often relying on external aid.

In this environment, programs like Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Qurbani initiative are not just helpful; they are essential.

With global interest in impactful, transparent giving on the rise, this initiative offers a simple yet powerful opportunity: donate your Qurbani through Alkhidmat, and your sacrifice feeds entire families.

It brings joy to a child who hasn&rsquo;t had a proper meal in weeks. It brings relief to a mother who had nothing to serve on Eid. It brings dignity to a community that is too often left behind.

In a world where so many go hungry, the ritual of Qurbani offers a timeless lesson: that true faith is expressed through compassion, and that celebration means little if it&rsquo;s not shared.

Alkhidmat Foundation has created a system where this sacred tradition does more than fulfill religious obligation; it becomes a force for justice, mercy, and hope.

As the Eid-ul-Adha approaches, donors around the world are encouraged to consider making their Qurbani count, not just as an act of worship, but as an act of humanity.

Because for hundreds of thousands in Pakistan, that one meal may not just be part of Eid. 
It may be Eid itself. 
 
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The Only Day They Eat Meat

Qurbani is a powerful symbol of devotion, sacrifice, charity, and gratitude in Islam. It is a time for Muslims to come together, share their blessings, and remember the trials and sacrifices of Prophet Ibrahim. Through this ritual, they renew their commitment to Allah and express their willingness to live in accordance with His will, while also looking after the welfare of others in their community.

The sacrifice serves as an act of worship (Ibadah), demonstrating submission to Allah. It is a reminder of the importance of putting God&#39;s commands above personal desires and preferences. After the sacrifice, the meat is divided into three parts: one-third is given to the needy, one-third is shared with relatives and friends, and the remaining third is kept by the person performing the sacrifice. This aspect of Qurbani highlights the significance of sharing blessings with others and supporting those in need, especially during Eid.

Many reputable charities are expanding their reach to war-torn regions, refugee camps, and famine-affected areas, where meat is rarely consumed due to poverty. Qurbani honors the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (AS), symbolizing devotion, sacrifice, and empathy for the less fortunate.

<h1>Understanding Qurbani: Why It&rsquo;s More Than Just an Animal Offer</h1>

<h2>Qurbani follows the Spirit of Sacrifice &nbsp;</h2>

The tradition honors Prophet Ibrahim&#39;s willingness to sacrifice his son, demonstrating submission to God&rsquo;s will. This act of sacrifice serves as a metaphor for giving up personal desires and comforts for the sake of others, fostering a deeper sense of empathy.

<h2>What Qurbani Teaches Us About Giving from the Heart</h2>

<h3>Raises Awareness of Poverty and Hunger</h3>

The distribution of meat&mdash;especially to those who seldom have access to it&mdash;highlights the stark economic inequalities in society. It sensitizes the donor to the daily struggles of the less fortunate, making them more mindful and motivated to support those in need throughout the year, not just during Eid. Many organizations source animals locally, supporting local farmers and butchers, creating jobs, and ensuring sustainability.

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<h2>What Qurbani Can Teach Us About Sharing in 2025</h2>

<h3>Teaches Humility and Gratitude</h3>

By directly engaging in the sacrifice and distribution process, individuals are reminded of the basic needs that others may lack. This can inspire a deeper sense of gratitude for one&rsquo;s own blessings and encourage continued charitable acts.

<h1>How Qurbani This Eid 2025 Is Changing Lives</h1>

<h2>How Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Qurbani donations help alleviate hunger and food insecurity in vulnerable communities in 2025</h2>

Qurbani donations play a crucial role in alleviating hunger and food insecurity in vulnerable communities, especially in 2025 when global economic instability, conflicts, and climate change continue to exacerbate poverty and food scarcity. Here&#39;s how these donations make a tangible impact:

<h3>Immediate Nutritional Support</h3>

Qurbani meat, often one of the only sources of protein for recipients, is distributed to families who rarely afford it. Meat provides essential nutrients like protein, iron, and vitamins that help combat malnutrition, particularly among children and pregnant women.

<h3>Targeting the Most Vulnerable</h3>

Priority to At-Risk Groups: Distributions often focus on the most food-insecure populations&mdash;refugees, internally displaced people, orphans, widows, and families living below the poverty line. Rural and Conflict Zones: NGOs and humanitarian agencies prioritize hard-to-reach areas where state support and food markets are limited or non-existent. &nbsp;

Provision of Meat: The primary impact of the Qurbani program is the distribution of meat to the poor, needy, and displaced people. This allows families who cannot afford meat to have access to it, particularly during Eid al-Adha, a time when Muslims traditionally sacrifice animals as an act of worship and charity.

Eid Celebrations: Many families in underprivileged communities might not have the means to celebrate Eid properly. Receiving Qurbani meat ensures they can partake in the communal joy of the festival, fostering a sense of inclusion and dignity.

<h2>The Impact of Qurbani on Local Farmers and Livestock Sellers</h2>

<h3>Boosting Local Economies</h3>

Livestock Sourcing: Animals are often purchased locally, injecting cash into the economies of rural farmers and herders. Temporary Employment: Slaughtering, packing, and distribution activities create short-term job opportunities during Eid al-Adha.

By purchasing animals locally, Alkhidmat can boost rural economies and support livestock farmers, especially in flood or drought-affected regions. In some regions, Alkhidmat may involve local community members in the process of Qurbani, such as butchering and packaging, which provides them with temporary employment opportunities, thus contributing to the local economy. &nbsp;

<h2>How Qurbani Helps Us Feel Closer to Others</h2>

<h3>Strengthening Community Solidarity</h3>

Faith-Based Giving: Qurbani promotes a culture of sharing, empathy, and collective responsibility within the global Muslim community. Global Distribution Networks: In 2025, with better logistics and technology, organizations can efficiently channel donations from affluent regions to underdeveloped areas. Through the large-scale distribution efforts, Alkhidmat promotes a sense of community where individuals from different socio-economic backgrounds are encouraged to participate in collective acts of kindness.

<h2>Turning Qurbani Into a Gift That Lasts Beyond Eid</h2>

<h3>Complementing Long-Term Food Programs</h3>

Bridging Gaps: Qurbani serves as a critical seasonal supplement to year-round food programs, especially in areas with seasonal food shortages. Data Collection &amp; Outreach: It offers NGOs a chance to assess needs on the ground, improve targeting, and build databases for long-term support planning. In 2024, total 1.9 million beneficiaries

The Qurbani (sacrifice) program by Alkhidmat aims to provide meat to underserved communities, helping alleviate hunger and poverty. Alkhidmat operates across Pakistan and also has a significant presence internationally. The foundation typically arranges Qurbani activities in urban and rural areas alike, focusing on both remote regions and densely populated cities.

<h2>Sustainable Community Development beyond Eid</h2>

While the immediate goal of Qurbani is to provide food relief, Alkhidmat often integrates this program with broader welfare efforts such as nutrition programs, health services, education, and livelihood support. This helps to ensure that the benefits of Qurbani are not just short-term, but also contribute to sustainable improvement in the lives of disadvantaged communities.

<h2>Making Qurbani More Kind and Respectful for Animals</h2>

<h3>Religious and Ethical Impact</h3>

The Qurbani program by Alkhidmat is a way to fulfill the religious obligations of Muslims during Eid al-Adha. By conducting the sacrifices in a humane and ethical manner, Alkhidmat ensures that the process adheres to the highest standards of animal welfare, in line with Islamic teachings. The foundation emphasizes the spiritual significance of Qurbani and its alignment with the values of charity, selflessness, and the ethical treatment of animals.

<h1>Volunteer and Donor Engagement</h1>

The Qurbani program fosters a strong sense of involvement among volunteers and donors. Thousands of individuals support the initiative by either donating funds for Qurbani or volunteering to help with distribution and logistics. This engagement further strengthens the network of charitable work and fosters a spirit of collective effort toward societal welfare.

<h1>Operational Scale and Coverage</h1>

Large Reach: Alkhidmat operates across Pakistan and also has a significant presence internationally. The foundation typically arranges Qurbani activities in urban and rural areas alike, focusing on both remote regions and densely populated cities.

Logistical Efficiency: In 2025,&nbsp;In some regions, security concerns or political instability can complicate the logistical aspects of distributing Qurbani meat. However, Alkhidmat&rsquo;s established presence and partnerships with local authorities often help navigate such issues.&nbsp;The foundation will likely build on its previous years&#39; experiences to enhance operational efficiency, ensuring timely distribution to beneficiaries across various locations. This includes arrangements for slaughter, transportation, and distribution, ensuring that there are minimal delays and that the meat reaches its destination while still fresh.

<h1>Qurbani 2024 impact of Alkhidmat Foundation</h1>

There are millions of underprivileged families in Pakistan who get a chance to eat meat only during Eid-ul-Adha. With donors&rsquo;support in 2024, Alkhidmat provided nutritious meat to 1,270,950 underprivileged Pakistanis, nutritious meat to 211,885 underprivileged families, sacrifice 56,77 animals, us sacrifice 1,675 goats, sacrifice 4,002 cows for deserving families.

<h1>Alkhidmat&rsquo;s Digital Platforms for Donations and Coordination</h1>

These approaches not only align with Islamic principles but also maximize the social and spiritual impact of Qurbani in a connected, digital world. Blockchain-based Qurbani platforms can ensure transparency and traceability of donations from selection to slaughter to distribution. Its cold-chain logistics powered by smart sensors help maintain meat quality during transportation to remote areas. Mobile apps and websites allow global Muslims to easily select animals, contribute to collective Qurbani, and track their sacrifice.

In 2025, Qurbani (or Udhiyah) donations continue to offer a powerful opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need, especially during Eid al-Adha. By donating Qurbani, you not only fulfill a sacred Islamic obligation but also provide vital food support to impoverished communities around the world.