Shafqat Baloch

Muslim Aid Pakistan

Muslim Aid Pakistan was registered as a local trust (registration number 24340) under the Trust Act of 1882 on September 14, 2005, followed by two addendums dated i.e. 5th August 2008 and 20th October 2013 due to change in the board of trustees attached. The Pakistan country program is an autonomous entity with its own separate mandate which is developed under the approved UN charter and Government of Pakistan's priorities. Muslim Aid Pakistan's implementation method focuses on working at a grassroots level to strengthen the localization approach in all its projects including; Water and Sanitation, Education, Health, Income Generation and Emergency Response. The Country Office has held a strong stance on employment, recruiting at all levels, local Pakistani staff only s, supporting job creation for the people of Pakistan. Muslim Aid Pakistan's Board of Trustees includes professionals with diverse backgrounds. All our interventions are purely based on humanitarian grounds which are designed and implemented with the close consultation of local authorities of the Government of Pakistan. Muslim Aid as an organization has always remained focus to promote the national interest at all forums.