Governing body of Sialkot Kidney Centre takes oath


Sialkot: Provincial Minister for Labor and Manpower. Muhammad Manshaullah Butt administered oath to the newly elected office bearers of the governing body of Sialkot Kidney Center. ‘Kidney Patients Welfare Association Sialkot’.



Those who took the oath included President Humayun Iqbal Malik. Senior Vice President Muhammad Arif Nadeem. Vice President Muhammad Irfan. General Secretary Imtiaz Ahmed. Joint Secretary Ammar Rashid. Finance Secretary Zafar Iqbal Jaffri and Information Secretary Tariq Abdullah.



The ceremony was attended by Member of Provincial Assembly (MPA) Chaudhry Faisal Ikram. Tahir Butt. founder of the Kidney Center. Dr. Nadeem Shafiq. and Dr. Salman Imran Idrees (MPA) Chaudhry Faisal Ikram. Tahir Butt. founder of the Kidney Center. Dr. Nadeem Shafique. and Dr Salman Imran Idrees.



The provincial minister also announced to donate a dialysis machine from his personal pocket to the Sialkot Kidney Center and said that he would continue to cooperate to the best of his ability to provide better medical facilities to the patients. He said that kidney patients need dialysis regularly and in this regard. the increase in dialysis machines would be helpful in providing timely facilities to the patients.



He expressed his determination that philanthropists and other segments of the society should also actively participate in this mission of serving the suffering humanity. The provincial minister expressed his determination that philanthropists and other sections of the society should also actively participate in this mission of serving the suffering humanity.



Muhammad Manshaullah Butt and MPA Chaudhry Faisal Ikram. paid tribute to the valuable services of Sialkot Kidney Center for the past 25 years and said that providing free and quality medical facilities to kidney patients was a great humanitarian service. They said that the Kidney Center Sialkot had set an exemplary example by serving the suffering humanity and providing treatment facilities to deserving patients over the past two and a half decades.



Welfare institutions like Kidney Center were a ray of hope for the deprived and deserving sections of the society. They appreciated the services of founder. administrators. doctors. paramedical staff. philanthropists and all the helpers of the institution and said that only through collective efforts could such welfare institutions be made stronger and more stable. The participants in the ceremony appreciated the medical and welfare services provided by the Kidney Patients Welfare Association Sialkot for kidney patients and congratulated the newly elected office bearers and expressed the hope that the new governing body would play a full role in further expanding the services of the institution. facilitating patients and increasing the efficiency of the Kidney Center.