Famed Pakistani singer Atif Aslam has demonstrated his commitment to healthcare initiatives in the country by generously donating Rs 20 million to support Pakistan’s first-ever free diagnostic laboratory.
The philanthropic contribution from the singer was directed to the JDC Foundation, an organization at the forefront of medical advancements. This foundation has taken the lead in establishing Pakistan’s inaugural free diagnostic lab, offering an extensive range of 250 blood tests at no cost.
The noteworthy initiative has played a crucial role in delivering essential medical services to thousands of individuals daily from various regions of the province.
Atif Aslam’s substantial donation stands as a significant endorsement of the Foundation’s mission to facilitate accessible healthcare services. It underscores the singer’s dedication to supporting vital medical progress in Pakistan, with the potential to profoundly impact the lives of numerous individuals by improving their access to essential diagnostic facilities.
This act of generosity reflects a broader trend among public figures who are increasingly leveraging their influence to champion initiatives addressing societal needs, particularly in critical sectors like healthcare.
SIFC Approves Business-Friendly Visa Facility to Boost Foreign Investment
In another development, the SIFC Executive Committee has officially sanctioned the SIFC Visa Facility to foster a business and investment-friendly environment, marking a significant milestone in facilitating foreign investors.
Today, a session of the Executive Committee of the Special Investment Facilitation Council convened in Islamabad, chaired by Caretaker Minister for Planning and Development, Muhammad Sami Saeed.
The Committee commended the overall progress across diverse sectors and the robust economic ties with friendly nations, particularly acknowledging the recent signing of Memorandums of Understanding and agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.
