Bureau Report
Lahore
A meaningful meeting aimed at improving the lives of Pakistan’s nomadic communities was held at the headquarters of Al Mustafa Pakistan, where Nazir Ahmed Ghazi, Founder and Chief Executive of GODH, an organisation that has been working for the welfare of nomadic communities for the past 27 years, visited the organisation’s head office.
During his visit, Mr. Ghazi toured the Al Mustafa Eye Hospital and the Al Mustafa Dastarkhwan, gaining first-hand insight into the organisation’s healthcare and humanitarian initiatives. He later held a detailed meeting with Nusrat Saleem, Managing Director of Al Mustafa Pakistan, and Nadeem Tahir, Advisor to Al Mustafa Pakistan.
The discussion focused on exploring opportunities for joint efforts to improve the welfare of nomadic communities, particularly in the areas of education, healthcare, and social development. Both sides exchanged ideas on developing collaborative initiatives that could help address the long-standing challenges faced by these underserved populations.
Appreciating Al Mustafa Pakistan’s extensive humanitarian work, Nazir Ahmed Ghazi praised the organisation’s welfare projects and expressed his commitment to strengthening cooperation between the two organisations for the benefit of vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
Photo: Nasir Iqbal
