ISLAMABAD
\nHigh Commission of Malaysia in Islamabad under its club \u2013 Kelab Suruhanjaya Tinggi Malaysia Islamabad, in collaboration with the Ladies Association of the High Commission (PERWAKILAN Islamabad), handed over alms collection and food distribution to the Anjuman Faizul Islam Orphanage in Rawalpindi.
\nThe Malaysian delegation, led by Ambassador Azhar Mazlan, High Commissioner of Malaysia to Pakistan, was warmly received by the orphanage President, Prof. Dr. Riaz Ahmad, along with the centre\u2019s administration team and over 300 orphanage residents.
\nThe High Commissioner also inspected the centre\u2019s Boy Scouts guard of honour during his arrival.
\nAt the handing over ceremony, President Dr. Riaz expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Malaysian High Commission for their generous contributions during the holy month of Ramadan. He highlighted the institution\u2019s history, established in 1943 and sustained solely through public donations, providing a home and education to tens of thousands of orphans aged 3 to 16.
\nDr. Riaz emphasized the orphanage\u2019s commitment to offering formal education and technical skills training in the fields of electrical, mechanical, tailoring, and woodworking, among others.
\nIn his address, Ambassador Azhar commended the orphanage administration for nurturing its residents into successful adults despite their challenging backgrounds. He encouraged the orphans to remain resilient and diligent in pursuing their bright futures, underscoring that although they may not have their parents and come from humble beginnings, their potential remains limitless.
\nShe noted that the modest donation to the 300 orphanages was aimed to assist the administration in any way possible. Following the formal proceedings, the High Commission delegation toured the orphanage\u2019s facilities, including dormitories, kitchens, classrooms, and technical education centres.
\nConcluding the visit, the High Commissioner reiterated Malaysia\u2019s commitment to continue supporting the orphanage and to explore providing vocational assistance to them as well as connecting the orphanage technical centre with Malaysian Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions.
\nOn the same day, as part of its annual Ramadan tradition, the High Commission also distributed more than 350 packs of Malaysia\u2019s traditional porridge the \u2018Bubur Lambuk\u2019 to the needy community at Bari Imam town and the security personnel at the Diplomatic Enclave. \u2014 DNA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ISLAMABAD High Commission of Malaysia in Islamabad under its club \u2013 Kelab Suruhanjaya Tinggi Malaysia Islamabad, in collaboration with the Ladies Association of the High Commission (PERWAKILAN Islamabad), handed over alms collection and food distribution to the Anjuman Faizul Islam Orphanage in Rawalpindi. The Malaysian delegation, led by Ambassador Azhar Mazlan, High Commissioner of Malaysia […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":398392,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[4],"tags":[],"class_list":{"0":"post-398371","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","5":"has-post-thumbnail","7":"category-national"},"yoast_head":"\n