Sajjad Azhar:
Islamabad:
In a significant step towards promoting public health and community welfare, Al-Mustafa Welfare Trust (AMWT) has installed a state-of-the-art Clean Drinking Water Purification Plant at the Islamabad Judicial Complex, ensuring access to safe and healthy drinking water for hundreds of daily visitors.
Located in G-11/4, the Judicial Complex witnesses a daily influx of underprivileged individuals from various cities who come to attend court hearings and pursue legal matters. Many of these visitors face considerable hardships during their visits, including limited access to safe, bacteria-free drinking water — particularly chilled water during the intense summer months.
Recognising this pressing need, AMWT, with the generous support of a donor, established the modern purification facility to provide clean, filtered drinking water free of cost.
The project was formally inaugurated by His Lordship Sardar Muhammad Sarfraz Dogar, Chief Justice of the Islamabad High Court. The inauguration ceremony was attended by distinguished District Judges, members of the legal fraternity, and numerous litigants present at the complex.
AMWT was represented at the occasion by Trustee Sajjad Azhar, Advisor Dr. Amjad Raja, and Syed Farrukh Zafar, along with their dedicated team.
Speaking at the ceremony, officials emphasised that access to clean drinking water is a fundamental necessity and that such initiatives reflect AMWT’s continued commitment to serving humanity and supporting vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
This latest project further strengthens AMWT’s mission to ensure that essential services and basic facilities remain accessible to all, regardless of social or economic status.
