ISLAMABAD, Dec 24 (APP): Managing Director of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal, Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt, attended Christmas celebrations on Wednesday and distributed Rs 3 million in financial assistance among persons with disabilities from the Christian community. The celebrations took place at Saint Andrew's Church in Lahore, where Managing Director Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt reaffirmed Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal's commitment to supporting vulnerable and deserving segments of society, with particular emphasis on persons with disabilities He stressed that PBM's welfare initiatives are guided by the principle of equality and are carried out without discrimination on the basis of religion, caste, or ethnicity. Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt added that such initiatives reflect the government's broader vision of inclusive social welfare and social protection, ensuring that marginalized communities are supported with dignity and respect. The ceremony was attended by members of the Christian community, church representatives, and beneficiaries, who appreciated Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal's continued support and engagement.

Public Policy & Social Protection Reforms Unit (PP&SPRU), Sustainable Development Unit (SDU), Planning & Development (P&D) Department, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has established an Integrated Beneficiary Registry (IBR) containing data of KP social welfare departments beneficiaries. The same will be shared with other departments through IBR API. For this purpose PP&SPRU requests to sign a “Data Sharing & Confidentiality (Non Disclosure) Agreement n MoU”. Now an API Based link will be established between PBM and PP&SPRU to check duplication and to enhance transparency and increase efficiency.

In a significant step toward promoting education and empowering youth in Balochistan province, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) extends its national outreach to the talented and underprivileged students enrolled in eleven (11) more public sector universities across the province. During a momentous Ceremony held here at PBM's headquarters, Managing Director PBM, Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt validated the MoUs along with the Vice Chancellor University of Balochistan, Prof. Dr. Zahoor Ahmed, VC Sardar Bahadur Khan Women University, Dr. Rubina Mushtaq, VC BUITEMS, Prof. Dr. Hafeez, VC University of Turbat Prof. Dr. Gul Hasan, VC Lasbella University of Agriculture and Marine Sciences, Prof. Dr. Abdul Malik Tareen, VC Balochistan UET, Engr. Prof. Dr. Maqsood Ahmad, VC University of Loralai Prof. Dr. Ehsanullah Kakar, VC Bolan University of Medical and Health Sciences, Prof. Dr. Shabir Ahmed, VC Mir Chakkar Khan Rind University Prof. Dr. Mumtaz Ali Baloch, VC University of Gawad Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir and VC University of Makran Prof. Dr. Mumtaz Baloch. On the occasion, PBM's Director General (Projects) Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish illuminated the organization's social delivery mechanism specifically educational stipend initiative. PBM's IT Director Kashif Nadeem updated the participants regarding the digital integrated management system that facilitates the applicants and provides online application-tracking features. The signing ceremony was also attended by Principal Secretary of Governor Balochistan Kaleem Ullah, Director, Pro-Vice Chancellors and faculty members of the universities, senior officials of PBM and Governor House Balochistan.

Speaking at the ceremony, Managing Director PBM Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt emphasized the importance of education for the socio-economic development of Balochistan. “This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to empowering the youth of this province. By supporting talented and needy students, we are investing in the future leaders, innovators, and professionals who will play a crucial role in shaping Balochistan's progress,” he said. The Managing Director outlined the federal government's dedication to uplifting the vulnerable segments of Balochistan. The MoU aims to create sustained educational opportunities for deserving students who face financial challenges in their academic journey, ensuring that no capable student is deprived of higher education due to economic barriers. Along with the educational stipends, mentoring programs, and academic development initiatives will also be promoted under this partnership.

Religious Affairs Counsellor at the Embassy of Türkiye in Islamabad, Dr. Abdul Rahman Akkoç vows to strengthen his partnership with Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM), during his meeting with Managing Director PBM, Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt here at PBM Headquarters. Discussing the potential avenues for joint ventures, Managing Director PBM underlined the specific initiatives of the organization in childcare field. Respected Councellor was apprised about the upbringing of the orphan children in Pakistan Sweet Homes, monthly subsidy to the family having school going orphan children under Orphan & Widow Support Programme, education and support to the child wage earners in PBM's Schools for Rehabilitation of Child Labourers and sponsorship of Cochlear Implant Surgeries and follow-up speech therapy sessions to the children born with hearing loss.

Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt, while appreciating the dynamic role of Türkiye's Councellor in liaising on religious and community welfare cooperation between Pakistan and Türkiye, extended his heartfelt gratification for his visit to PBM. He termed the meeting an opportunity for both parties to exchange insights, share best practices, and to explore the collaborative efforts of social development.

In his remarks, Religious Affairs Counsellor of Türkiye, Dr Abdul Rahman Akkoç congratulated PBM's leadership and team for their dedicated work in providing quality care to the vulnerable children. He spoke about his initiatives for school-going children in Balochistan province and expressed a strong commitment to expanding joint efforts with PBM. To support the orphan children, he pledged winter clothes for 100 children of Pakistan Sweet Home and informative/religious magazine subscriptions for 700 children residing in PBM's Sweet Homes.

Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) and Shaikh Zayed Hospital Lahore today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen the provision of free cochlear implants for deserving children, reaffirming the government's commitment to inclusive healthcare and social protection.The signing ceremony was held at the Auditorium of Shaikh Zayed Hospital, Lahore, in the presence of senior officials, medical experts and media representatives.

Under the MoU, PBM will support eligible low-income children requiring cochlear implant surgery, while Shaikh Zayed Hospital will provide specialised surgical, diagnostic and rehabilitative services through its ENT and audiology teams. The collaboration aims to reduce the financial burden on families and help children with profound hearing loss access timely, life-changing treatment.

Speaking on the occasion, Managing Director PBM Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt said the partnership reflects PBM's mission to restore hearing and empower children to participate fully in education and society. He urged philanthropists and corporate partners to join hands with PBM and Shaikh Zayed Hospital to expand the reach of the cochlear implant programme, so that no deserving child is left behind due to lack of resources.

Representing Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES), headed by Programme Advisor Abdullah Dayo, over 20 leaders from around twenty countries in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and USA came together here at Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) Head Office. During his welcome remarks, Managing Director PBM, Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt, acknowledged with great appreciation the visit of the esteemed delegation to Pakistan's prominent social protection institution. On the occasion, Director General of PBM's Projects, Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish spotlighted the organization's enduring social protection missions, in a comprehensive presentation.

Capt. Shaheen, while encapsulating the PBM's major achievements during last one year, shared the specific goals set ahead for the betterment of vulnerable populace of the country. Terming the Cochlear Implants as a signature initiative, he communicated that we have accepted the challenge of turning silence into speech for children born with hearing loss, by providing them an expensive life-changing Cochlear Implant of over Rs.2.5 million. “So far, we have accomplished the responsibility of sponsoring around 2,500 Cochlear Implant surgeries and follow-up speech therapy sessions, extending the gift of hearing, communication and hope to the underprivileged children”, he added. Responding to a question of the participant, he said that in align with the vision of Federal Government, under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, PBM is determined to address the multifarious issues linked with poverty, serving the poorest of the poor irrespective of their gender, religion, cast or creed and political belief. Managing Director PBM also appreciated the FES to devising inclusive policies to foster sustainable development and social inclusion.

The FES guests also engaged directly with beneficiaries in PBM's Facilitation Centre, gaining first-hand insight into the impact of ongoing poverty-alleviation efforts. The delegation expressed appreciation for the organization's evidence-based, community-driven approach, reaffirming Friedrich Ebert Stiftung's commitment to supporting social justice.

Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt paid visit to Fauji Foundation Hospital to review the PBM sponsored cochlear implant surgeries and rehabilitation services being provided to children with hearing impairments. HOD (ENT), Maj Gen Sayed Nusrat Raza, HI (M) along with his team, Dr. Uzair Mushahid (Consultant ENT), Brig Umer Asim, Dr Nudrat Khalil welcomed the Managing Director and briefed the cochlear implant procedures, post-surgery care, and the essential speech therapy required for children to develop communication and hearing skills.

Several beneficiary families were also present there who expressed sincere gratitude to PBM for helping their children receive timely medical treatment and therapy. They shared positive feedback about the improvements they observed in their children after surgery and rehabilitation.

Islamabad, November 4, 2025 IN A SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARD ENHANCING TRANSPARENCY AND FINANCIAL INCLUSION, PAKISTAN BAIT-UL-MAL (PBM) HAS OFFICIALLY SIGNED AN AGREEMENT WITH MOBILINK MICROFINANCE BANK LTD. (MMBL) TO INTRODUCE ELECTRONIC BIOMETRIC VERIFICATION SYSTEM (EBVS) FOR BENEFICIARIES UNDER THE ORGANIZATION'S SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS.

The agreement signing ceremony took place at PBM Head Office, attended by Managing Director PBM Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt, CEO JazzCash Murtaza Ali and senior officials from both organizations. Director General Projects PBM Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish gave a detailed briefing about the ongoing social welfare missions of the organization. The collaboration aims to ensure secure, efficient, and transparent disbursement of financial assistance to eligible beneficiaries across the country. Under this partnership, MMBL will integrate biometric verification technology into its digital payment platform, enabling beneficiaries to receive funds through secure biometric authentication methods. Speaking at the occasion, Managing Director PBM Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt marked the initiative an imperative effort to modernize social protection system of the organization. He further added that “By leveraging biometric technology, we are ensuring that every beneficiary receives their rightful support in a timely and transparent manner

The Managing Director further elaborated the biometric payment system would benefit more than 60 thousand deserving persons including widows, destitute and special friends / persons with disabilities, stipend to the registered female trainees of Women Empowerment Centers, subsistence assistance and student stipend to the parents of registered students of Schools for Rehabilitation of Child Labourers, Financial Assistance to the enrolled orphan children under “Orphans and Widows Support Programme and emergency cash transfer in case of natural disasters, accidents and epidemic diseases. Capt. Shaheen also expressed his enthusiasm to act in accordance with the federal government's Uraan Pakistan Plan under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif accelerating digital transformation to enhance operational efficiency, promote innovation, and improve Pakistan's competitiveness on the global stage.

CEO JazzCash Murtaza, Ali while expressing his passion partnering country's largest social welfare organization, articulated his resolution to implementing efficient and transparent Electronic Biometric Verification System for the poorest of the poor masses of the country.

Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM), Senator Capt (R) Shaheen Khalid Butt, inaugurated the dates distribution activity at the PBM Regional Office Lahore.

The dates, donated by the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, were distributed among the needy and destitute during a ceremony held at the Regional Office. A large number of beneficiaries attended the event and appreciated the generous contribution.

Lahore, 31 October: Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM), Senator Capt (R) Shaheen Khalid Butt, visited the Lahore Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI). He was warmly received by Mr. Faheem-ur-Rehman Saigol, President LCCI, along with members of the Executive Committee.

During the meeting held at the LCCI Board Room, the Managing Director briefed the participants about PBM’s ongoing projects and welfare schemes. The LCCI President appreciated PBM’s relief efforts and humanitarian services, especially during the recent devastating floods across the country.

The President and Executive Committee members assured their full support for PBM’s initiatives in rehabilitation and skill development programmes.

Extending its continued efforts to improve healthcare services for thalassemia patients in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) has donated a Vitros Screening Machine, marking another significant stride in its humanitarian mission. The modern diagnostic Machine was officially presented to Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's leading welfare institution, Frontier Foundation Welfare Hospital and Blood Transfusion, during an event organized at PBM headquarters. Under the agreement, the foundation will be responsible for ensuring accessible, cost-free diagnostic services to patients in need throughout the province. PBM Managing Director, Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt, and Frontier Foundation's Chairman, Sahibzada Muhammad Haleem, inked an MoU to confirm the donation of the Vitros Screening Machine.

Speaking at the event, Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt, Managing Director of PBM, praised the Frontier Foundation's social welfare efforts, expressing hope that the newly donated screening machine would greatly benefit the deserving individuals across KPK province. He also shed light on the federal government's ongoing efforts to bring relief and opportunity to underprivileged families in remote and neglected areas, with the aim of enhancing their quality of life.

Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt mentioned that PBM is also partnering with various NGOs/civil societies across the country to help address critical health issues, including cataract surgeries, dialysis, thalassemia, and hemophilia.

The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Centre has launched the Dates Distribution Project Pakistan 2025. Saudi Ambassador Nawaf Saeed Bin Al-Malkiy inaugurated the project in Islamabad today. Under this initiative, premium-quality Saudi dates will be distributed across all provinces and regions of Pakistan including Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Azad Kashmir in close collaboration with Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal.

The project aims to support thousands of vulnerable families, especially those affected by floods and economic hardships, by helping meet their basic nutritional needs. Managing Director of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Shaheen Khalid Butt was the chief guest on the occasion.

He interacted warmly with the children, asked light-hearted questions, and appreciated their cheerful responses. Gift boxes were also distributed among the students, spreading joy and smiles.

The MD met with parents and guardians to seek feedback on the schools facilities and reaffirmed PBMs commitment to providing quality education and rehabilitation for underprivileged children.

In a groundbreaking move to advance women's economic empowerment, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) and the National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) signed a transformative Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today at PBM Headquarters in Islamabad. This historic partnership will accredit PBM's 165Women Empowerment Centres (WECs), equipping over 12,372 women across Pakistan with nationally and internationally recognized vocational certifications, unlocking new pathways to employment, entrepreneurship, and financial independence.

The signing ceremony was attended by senior dignitaries from both organizations. NAVTTC's delegation was led by Executive Director Mr. Muhammad Amir Jan, joined by Mr. Zafar Haider, Mr. Muhammad Yasir, Ms. Amina Gilani, Ms. Fatima Gilani, Mr. Hafiz Awais, and Maj. Adnan. Representing PBM were Managing Director Captain Senator Shaheen Khalid Butt, Director General (Projects) Professor Dr. Zeeshan Danish, Director Education Dr. Zafar Khan Safdar, and all PBM Head Office directors, marking a unified commitment to this transformative initiative.

This MoU represents a pivotal milestone for PBM's WECs, which currently train women in high-demand skills such as dressmaking, information technology, and beautician courses. For the first time, WEC graduates will receive accredited certificates, significantly boosting their employability and entrepreneurial prospects. PBM is also expanding its curriculum to include cutting-edge courses aligned with market trends, ensuring women are equipped to thrive in today's dynamic economy.

Captain Senator Shaheen Khalid Butt, Managing Director of PBM, described the MoU as a cornerstone of PBM's vision to transform WECs into a flagship initiative for inclusive, gender-focused development. Our mission is to empower women not just with skills but with tangible opportunities for self-reliance and economic contribution he said. Through free training, daily stipends, and practical resources, we are building a future where women can break the cycle of poverty and become financial pillars for their families.

Since assuming leadership, MD PBM has driven a series of transformative reforms under Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif's Uraan Pakistan National Economic Transformation Plan (2024-2029). With a sharp focus on women's development and alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Captain Butt has spearheaded efforts to restructure PBM, positioning it as a beacon of inclusive growth. He expressed deep gratitude to NAVTTC's Chairperson Ms. Gulmina Bilal Ahmad and Executive Director Mr. Muhammad Amir Jan for their unwavering support, while commending Professor Dr. Zeeshan Danish and Dr. Zafar Khan Safdar for their pivotal roles in achieving accreditation milestones.

The initiative has ignited enthusiasm among trainees, educators, and communities across Pakistan, including in Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, and former FATA. With WECs established in nearly every district, PBM is empowering women to drive sustainable change and contribute economically to their households. The program's impact is already evident, with trainees expressing optimism about new opportunities for employment and entrepreneurship.

Beyond WECs, PBM remains committed to uplifting marginalized communities through initiatives like schools for child labor rehabilitation, Pakistan Sweet Homes for orphans, shelter homes, Great Homes for senior citizens, and individual financial assistance programs supporting medical care, education, and empowerment for widows and persons with disabilities. This MoU marks a bold step toward a brighter, more inclusive future, empowering Pakistan's women with the skills and opportunities to shape their destinies and contribute to national progress.

Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal is taking every possible measure to provide relief and rehabilitation to the flood victims. These views were expressed by the Managing Director of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM), Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt, while presiding over an important online meeting to review the PBM relief activities for the flood affected families.

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Director General PBM projects Professor Dr. Zeeshan Danish, Director Projects Qasim Zafar, and other officials attended the meeting. Managing Director PBM also chaired an online session and received briefings from all provincial and regional directors regarding ongoing relief activities for flood victims.

The Managing Director was informed that Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal staff, in collaboration with local administrations and various welfare organizations, is providing food, dry milk, medicines, tents, clothing, and other essential items to flood-affected people in the impacted districts. Furthermore, under its project "Khana Sab Kay Ley (Food for Everyone)", PBM is also delivering meals and relief goods to affected individuals using mobile food trucks and is providing temporary shelter in shelter homes. Captain Shaheen issued instructions to the concerned officers to serve the flood victims with utmost dedication and commitment. He also directed that, after meeting the immediate needs of the victims, steps should be taken for their economic rehabilitation. District offices should be mobilized to arrange temporary accommodation and food for flood victims in Sweet Homes and Women Empowerment Centers.

PBM’s Chief reaffirmed the commitment that flood victims should not feel abandoned in this difficult time. Under the leadership of the Prime Minister, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal is doing everything it can to ease their suffering. Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt further stated that effective measures will be taken for the education and upbringing of children orphaned by the floods, and wheelchairs and prosthetic limbs will be provided to those who became disabled.

He also emphasized that addressing the immediate needs of food and shelter for flood victims is a critical necessity; all philanthropists and welfare organizations across the country should join hands with the government to fulfill their religious, humanitarian, and national responsibilities.

Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt planting a sapling in the premises of PBM Head Office after National Flag Hoisting Ceremony, organized to celebrate the Independence Day.

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In a glorious ceremony to celebrate the Independence Day, Managing Director PBM Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt hoisted the National Flag, followed by the cake-cutting and a Moringa tree plantation in the premises of PBM Headquarters here at Islamabad. Director General PBM Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish also graced the event along with Director Projects Qasim Zafar, Director IT Kashif Nadeem, Director Admin Zafar Khan Safdar, Director Finance Ijaz Hussain, Director Audit Khizar Hayat, Director P & I Rizwan Ahmed، Director R & D Javed Iqbal, Dy. Director Medical Dr. Sadia and other PBM employees.

While addressing the gathering, Managing Director PBM paid tribute to all the heroes of the Pakistan Movement whose eternal sacrifices made it possible for us to achieve an independent homeland. Dignified and civilized nations value their freedom, and thus, it is our responsibility to safeguard our independence by promoting unity, tolerance, and national harmony to thwart the nefarious intentions of our enemies”, he said while extending heartfelt Independence Day greetings to the entire nation. On the Occasion, Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt appealed to include the underprivileged and deserving individuals in the celebrations, by supporting those in need within their communities.

He urged all the employees to perform their professional duties with utmost dedication and commitment, and to serve the neglected people of the country with sincerity and compassion.

Captain Shaheen also paid tribute to the Armed Forces of Pakistan for protecting the integrity of the nation, achieving the historic victory against India, and earning a respected position globally.

Pakistan Bait ul Maal organized a historic event on Compassion in Action: Supporting Vulnerable Populations of Pakistan especially with Cancer & Rare Diseases”

Islamabad, Pakistan – On July 29, 2025, Pakistan Bait ul Maal (PBM) organized landmark event on Compassion in Action: Supporting Vulnerable Populations with Cancer & Rare Diseases” at Serena Hotel, Islamabad. Chaired by PBM’s Managing Director, Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt, and co-chaired by Federal Minister for Parliamentary Affairs, Dr. Tariq Fazal Chaudhary, the seminar marked a historic milestone in Pakistan’s pursuit of equitable healthcare particularly to the people in need. The event brought together parliamentarians, including Senators Rukhsana Zubairi and Bahramand Tangi, Mrs Farah Naz (MNA), Afzaal Bhatti (MD OPF), Sumaira Samad, Additional Secretory Ministry of PASS, leading medical professionals, Pharmacists, Top PBM officials, philanthropists, volunteers, students, and media personals, all united to address the challenges associated with vulnerable populations of Pakistan specifically Cancer and rare Diseases.

The event opened with a stirring rendition of the national anthem and a recitation from the Holy Quran, setting a tone of unity and purpose. Professor Dr. Zeeshan Danish, Director General of PBM, delivered a compelling brief presentation, outlining PBM’s innovative initiatives under the vision of Senator Butt’s strategic leadership. His address highlighted PBM’s unwavering commitment to supporting marginalized populations, particularly those battling cancer and rare diseases, through life-saving interventions and sustainable programs. He explained the various service areas of PBM to the audience and narrated the vision of Future PBM. He assured the commitments of higher management for efficient service delivery, restructuring of existing services and policies, capacity building, launch of new projects including Drug Rehabilitation Centre for Drug Addicts with name of NAI-ZINDGI, initiation of Pakistan Cancer awareness Program (P-CAP), Establishment of National Cancer Registry and Registry for Cochlear Implant Patients and Digitization of PBM affairs aiming better Pakistan with Zero Hunger and Zero Poverty.

A distinguished panel of medical experts, including Dr. Qasim Bhutta, Dr. Uzma, Dr. Ayesha, Dr. Humaira from NORI Hospital, and Dr. Iqbal Khan, Vice Chancellor of SHIFA International University, led an insightful discussion on innovative strategies to combat cancer and rare diseases. The panel emphasized the need for public-private partnerships to ensure accessible, high-quality treatment to the needy patients. Dr. Iqbal Khan, VC SHIFA University proposed a collaboration with PBM for cochlear implants and other surgeries on a cost-sharing basis, commending PBM’s role in supporting needy patients. Dr. Obaid, CEO of DRAP, also pledged support to provide affordable medicines through a coordinated mechanism with PBM. Dedicated stalls showcased PBM’s transformative initiatives, notably its Women Empowerment Centers, which provide vocational training and skill development to widows, orphans, and economically disadvantaged women. Currently PBM is running various pro poor programs to provide relief to the underprivileged segments of society with medical assistance being core project of the organization. These initiatives, blending healthcare support with economic empowerment, earned widespread praise, reinforcing PBM’s holistic approach to poverty alleviation.

In a historic step in the field of social protection, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal and Overseas Pakistanis Foundation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

In a historic step in the field of social protection, Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal and Overseas Pakistanis Foundation have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. In a grand ceremony held at the Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal headquarters, MD Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt and MD Overseas Pakistanis Muhammad Afzal Bhatti signed the Memorandum of Understanding.

Managing Director PBM Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt, during his address to PBM employees, appreciated them for the significant poor-friendly services, accentuated for more committed official obligations and assured for protecting their legitimate rights on the basis of meritocracy.

Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) Conducts Nationwide Training Program to Strengthen the Capacity of the Workforce

A training workshop on the implementation of policies regarding Conflict of Interest, Whistle Blowing, and Gender Harassment was held at the Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) Head Office in Islamabad, as well as its provincial and regional offices

The Director General of Pakistan Baitulmal (PBM), Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish recently met with families and children who underwent cochlear implant surgery, facilitated by PBM’s financial support. The objective of these interactions was to evaluate the outcomes and monitor the progress of the treatment in collaboration with the Medical and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) departments of PBM. During these meetings, the guardians of the patients shared their experiences and expressed heartfelt gratitude to PBM and its higher management for enabling their children to receive this life-changing surgery. The parents were visibly satisfied with the support provided, highlighting the positive impact of PBM’s initiatives on their children’s lives.

These interactions glorify the vision of Worthy Managing Director Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt Sahib not only underscore PBM’s commitment to improving the quality of life for underprivileged individuals but also reflect the organization’s dedication to delivering impactful healthcare solutions. By directly engaging with beneficiaries, PBM continues to strengthen its programs and ensure that its interventions meet the needs of those it serves.

The DG PBM Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish chairing a meeting with the PBM officers of all Pakistan to explore the measures.

An articale "Apny Esy ke shama" by Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt

The Pakistan Cancer Awareness Program (P-CAP) was officially launched by Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) in collaboration with the Surgical Oncology Society of Pakistan (SOS-PK). This historic initiative marks the first-ever national cancer awareness program in the history of Pakistan, aligning with the global observance of World No Tobacco Day and the National Anti-Smoking Campaign. Managing Director PBM, Capt. Khalid Shaheen Butt appreciated the innovative idea and initiative taken by newly appointed D.G operations Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Danish who is already working with well renowned cancer experts in Pakistan on various Cancer related Projects. MD, PBM also appreciated the Regional Director PBM Lahore, along with his dedicated team, who has successfully organized the launch event at the Lahore Press Club.

Representing PBM, Senator Capt. Khalid Shaheen Butt emphasized the government's strong commitment to combating cancer through prevention, awareness, early detection, and support for patients and their families. Prof. Dr. Arshad Cheema, founding President of SOS.PK said that as part of the broader awareness campaign, PBM and SOS-PK will jointly organize a Public Awareness Conference at Ittefaq Hospital on World No Tobacco Day, followed by an Awareness Walk. This walk will include students from medical and pharmacy colleges as well as members of the general public, aiming to promote early diagnosis and highlight the risks of tobacco use in causing cancer and other fatal diseases.

Talking to the media D.G PBM's Prof. Dr. Danish said that Key Contributions of P-CAP would be Raising nationwide awareness on cancer prevention and early detection programs, Promoting cancer screening and treatment services and Providing both financial and emotional support to patients and families on Priority involving Cancer experts, Doctors and Pharmacists. He emphasized on the vision of P-CAP from the Platform of PBM and said to the media that PBM strongly believes to build a healthier, cancer-aware Pakistan by educating the public, encouraging healthy lifestyles, and strengthening the national healthcare response to cancer. He raised the slogan of the Project Together, let’s make a difference and create a healthier Pakistan.” MD, PBM, Capt. Khalid Shaheen Butt said that this landmark initiative reflects PBM’s unwavering commitment to public health and represents a major step in building national resilience against cancer. He also thanked the Consultants, founding President Prof. Dr. Arshad Cheema and including representatives of electronic and print Media.

Dr. Muhammad Zeeshan Danish, Director General of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM), paid an official visit to the Regional Office Lahore today. During his visit, the DG toured the office premises, interacted with staff members, and chaired an orientation session with officers of the Regional Office. The Regional Director briefed Dr. Danish on the ongoing projects and overall functioning of the Lahore office. The DG appreciated the efforts of the regional team and emphasized the importance of transparency, efficiency, and commitment in the delivery of services to the underprivileged.

Professor Dr. Muhammad Zeeshan Danish has officially joined Pakistan Baitulmal as Director General (DG) Operations at the organization's headquarters in Islamabad. He was warmly welcomed by Managing Director Captain Khalid Shaheen Butt, along with a gathering of over 400 employees, including Directors and staff members. The team expressed their pleasure at Dr. Danish's joining and presented him with a bouquet, extending a heartfelt welcome to the organization. This enthusiastic reception reflects the team's eagerness to work under his leadership and expertise. As DG Operations, Dr. Danish will play a pivotal role in overseeing operational activities, driving strategic initiatives, and ensuring efficient service delivery to the most vulnerable segments of society. His leadership is expected to further strengthen Pakistan Baitulmal's mission to alleviate poverty and promote social welfare in Pakistan.

An exclusive ceremony took place today here at the Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM) headquarters to honor the courage, bravery, and spirit of Pakistan Armed Forces for dealing a memorable shock to the enemy while safeguarding Pakistan's integrity. Addressing the participants at the event, Managing Director PBM, Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt, congratulated the Armed Forces, the political leadership headed by the Prime Minister of Pakistan, and the entire nation for uplifting the Pakistani flag among the world’s nations through a decisive operation Bunyan-um-Marsoos.” He regarded this triumph as a remarkable and significant episode and mentioned that currently the professional and technical capabilities of Pakistan Army are being acknowledged worldwide; all the analysts on the global media seem to support the timely and responsible decisions and retaliatory actions made by the military and political leadership by means of which Pakistan has defeated the mischievous adversary on every front, including political and diplomatic ones.

After this historic victory, Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt stated, the Pakistani nation worldwide has risen with pride and today, the US President himself is having a discussion about trade with Pakistan and finding a solution to the Kashmir issue. Under the courageous leadership of Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir, all the Zionist entities backing India against Pakistan have also encountered disgrace. The Managing Director further remarked that cultured and thriving societies always remember their heroes; the enemy seeks to diminish our strength by fostering division and animosity within us. It is essential that we all set aside our political differences and grievances to collaborate for the economic growth and prosperity of Pakistan, while effectively confronting any potential threats in the future.

MD Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Senator Capt. Shaheen Khalid Butt discusses the various initiatives to uplift the lives of poor people in KPK province, in a meeting with Governor KPK Faisal Karim Kundi at the Governor House Camp Office, Islamabad

Federal Minister for Poverty Alleviation and Social Protection Syed Imran Ahmed Shah, accompanied by Secretary Naveed Ahmed Sheikh, visited the head office of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal, where Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt gave a detailed briefing on the institution’s current public welfare activities.
The Federal Minister was briefed about all the initiatives through which this institution, transcending religion, gender, caste and politics, is supporting the poor-friendly initiatives of the federal government by improving the lives of the poor living across the country. Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal also has the distinction of being the country’s first public welfare institution at the federal level.
Federal Minister Syed Imran Ahmed Shah, while appreciating the performance of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal in the fields of health, education and rehabilitation, stressed on further expansion of the program for the sponsorship of orphans and poor children. He also expressed his desire to introduce more training courses and increase the scope of thalassemia centers in view of the need of the present era, while highlighting the importance of women's economic self-reliance.

PBM hosts a special lunch for cochlear implant recipients; reaffirms commitment to support the hearing-impaired children.

Managing Director Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal (PBM), Senator Captain Shaheen Khalid Butt, hosted a heartfelt lunch for families of children who have received cochlear implants, reaffirming its dedication to supporting hearing-impaired children.

During the event, Senator Shaheen Khalid Butt personally interacted with each child and their parents, inquiring about post-surgery care and expressing joy at the children’s remarkable progress. "Seeing the renewed spark in these children’s eyes is our greatest reward," he remarked. The PBM Managing Director stressed the importance of post-implant speech therapy and called for enhanced rehabilitation services in partner hospitals. He assured parents of continued support, ensuring every child receives the necessary care to lead an independent and confident life. Mr. Butt emphasized that restoring hearing to congenitally deaf children remains a key mission for PBM. "Cochlear implants are not just medical devices—they are gateways to opportunity, education, and a brighter future," he stated.

To date, PBM’s medical assistance program has provided 1,738 cochlear implant surgeries, investing Rs. 2,343 million to transform lives. This initiative underscores PBM’s commitment to inclusive healthcare and social empowerment.