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Women deserve recognition in every field: Dr Dur e Naz

Women deserve recognition in every field: Dr Dur e Naz

KARACHI: Secretary Sindh Blood Transfusion Authority (SBTA) Dr Dur-e-Naz Jamal states that today's women are excelling in every field shoulder to shoulder with men.

A ceremony was held at the Muhammadi Blood Bank on International Women's Day, where women from various walks of life participated. During the event, women shed light on various aspects of life and emphasized the importance of progressing together in society.

Secretary SBTA Dr Dur-e-Naz Jamal, mentioned that women deserve recognition for their success in every field.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Muhammadi Welfare Foundation Syed Mehdi Rizvi emphasized that women are important part of society, and their inclusion in every sector is promising for the future.

During the ceremony, women working at the Muhammadi Blood Bank were also honored with shields and prizes.

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Earlier, National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) proudly announces its recognition at the prestigious 16th Corporate Social Responsibility Awards held in Islamabad.

Administrative Executive NICVD Dr Tariq Ahmed Shaikh received the award on behalf of NICVD from Speaker Legislative Assembly, Azad Jammu & Kashmir Chaudhary Latif Akbar.

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