Browsing: Success Stories

Aneeqa Bashir, honored by the Sindh Ministry of Tourism, stands as a beacon in Pakistan’s environmental conservation, advocating for tree preservation, introducing legislation for student tree planting, and forging partnerships for job creation in the climate sector. Her global recognition and support from local authorities underscore her impactful role in sustainable environmental practices.

In a groundbreaking move, 18 women have graduated as Pakistan’s first female bus drivers through the Sindh Mass Transit Authority’s initiative in Karachi, aiming to diversify the public transport sector. The program emphasizes inclusivity, with participants from underprivileged areas, and envisions their contribution not only to female-only Pink buses but also to the broader bus rapid transit system in Karachi.

Karachi’s iconic Zahid Nihari secures its place on the prestigious “100 Most Legendary Restaurants in the World” list, ranking 89th for its delectable slow-cooked beef stew, Nihari. Recognized by TasteAtlas for its rich flavors and tender meat, Zahid Nihari stands as a culinary gem in Karachi, embodying the essence of traditional Pakistani cuisine among the top 100 globally renowned establishments in 2024.

Senior Superintendent of Police Tahira Yasub makes history as the first woman to be appointed Assistant Inspector General in Gilgit-Baltistan Police, showcasing her trailblazing career and extensive administrative expertise. Her achievements include serving as the first woman Superintendent of Police in the region and contributing globally through UN peacekeeping missions.

The Edhi Foundation in Karachi, Pakistan, proudly manages the world’s largest volunteer ambulance service since 1997, providing essential services such as emergency assistance, healthcare, and support for vulnerable populations. Originating from a small shelter, it has expanded to over 300 centers across Pakistan, actively engaging in disaster relief efforts, including a notable $100,000 contribution for Hurricane Katrina in 2005.