Bank Islami has partnered with Soraya Azeem Waqf Teaching Hospital to strengthen access to healthcare for underprivileged communities in Punjab.
KARACHI – Reiterating its commitment to social responsibility and community development, Bank Islami has extended its support to Soraya Azeem Waqf Teaching Hospital (SATH), one of the largest public welfare hospitals in Lahore. This cooperation will help the hospital in providing quality medical facilities to the poor sections in the vast area of Punjab.
In addition to financial support, BankIslami also added SATH as an institutional client, giving the hospital access to the bank’s advanced Shariah-compliant banking services, including advanced cash management solutions. This move reflects Bank Islami’s vision of combining financial purpose with social impact, expanding its mission beyond commercial banking to enable institutions at the forefront of public welfare.
“At BankIslami, our mission to save humanity from riba extends to every aspect of our work, including our responsibility to the communities that need it most,Bank Islami President and CEO Rizwan Atta said.Institutions like SATH represent the spirit of selfless service, and we are honored to stand with them as a supporter and their banking partner.” he added.
The partnership was formally announced at a ceremony in Lahore in the presence of Syed Jahanzeb Ali, General Manager Central Region of Bank Islami and Chaudhry Mohsin Bashir, Director Finance, SATH and other senior members including Executive Director Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
This partnership reflects Bank Islami’s efforts to translate its Islamic banking values into meaningful community action, actively support institutions at the forefront of public welfare and reinforce its role as a purpose-driven institution committed to the welfare of Pakistan.
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