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In partnership with the Lions Club Islamabad, RDF organized an International Peace Day event at the Government Polytechnic Institute for Women on September 21, 2023. As part of this occasion, a Live Painting Competition and Exhibition was organized for students of various colleges and universities. The Participants of the Competition was awarded with Cash Prize and Souvenir Gifts

“President of Rural Development Foundation, Brig. Retire Muhammed Aslam Khan, along with Mr. Iftikhar Ahmed, Executive Director of Global Peace and Harmony Centre (UK), and Dr. Tariq Hussain Khan, CEO of Fair and Fast Consultation (pvt) Limited Islamabad, marked a significant moment as they inked an MOU, paving the way for an innovative joint venture. This collaboration promises to blend expertise and vision, transcending borders to create a nexus of global impact. A strategic alliance aimed at catalyzing positive change and fostering international cooperation for a harmonious future.”

Another Vocational Training Centre opened in village Parial, District Rawalpindi by RDF. The center is poised to become a hub for skill development, offering an array of programs designed to uplift individuals and enhance their employability

The newly established center will cater to the diverse needs of the community, with specialized courses in dressmaking, handicrafts, embroidery, knitting, and beautician services

Through these programs, the RDF aims to bridge the gap between education and employment, enabling individuals to become self-reliant and contributing members of society. By offering training in these essential trades, the center aspires to foster economic independence among the local populace

RDF has expanded its vocational training initiatives by opening a new center for women in Mohallah Choudhrian, Barakahu. This center is set to offer a wide range of skill-building programs, including dressmaking, handicrafts, embroidery, and knitting. With this latest addition, RDF continues its commitment to empowering individuals in the community by providing them with valuable vocational training opportunities, enabling them to enhance their skills and create better prospects for themselves in the future. The new VT center promises to be a valuable resource for those seeking to acquire practical skills in these crafts and contribute to their personal and economic growth

As a part of our green bag initiative, President RDF is presenting Dr. Ghulam Murtaza with a reusable bag. This gesture symbolizes our dedication to environmental sustainability and the reduction of plastic waste

RDF signed an MoU with a dedicated member of the Parial community. This collaboration marks a pivotal step towards the establishment of a Vocational Training Centre, with a special focus on empowering women in the region.

The MoU signifies the mutual commitment of RDF and the community member to work hand in hand towards the creation and operation of this center. The center’s primary objective is to provide comprehensive vocational training to women, enabling them to acquire valuable skills that will open up new avenues of economic independence and personal growth. Through this initiative, RDF aims to contribute to the upliftment of the Parial community by equipping its women with the tools and knowledge necessary to pursue sustainable livelihoods.

RDF signed an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with WQ Softwares, on August 24, 2023 in RDF office in Islamabad. This partnership symbolizes our mutual dedication to leveraging our collective expertise to drive positive transformations in crucial areas like skill development, gender equality, and economic advancement, all in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Certificate Distribution Ceremony for the students of the Skill Development Centre

The Rural Development Foundation partnered with Forest Department in Taxila to conduct a tree plantation event. This initiative involved distributing 2000 fruit and ornamental plants in Union Council Ghari Afghanan, Taxila. Through this endeavor, the aim was to promote greenery, sustainable agriculture, and beautification in the public places. Through the provision of these plants, RDF aspired to make a constructive impact on the local residents’ lives and elevate the ecological panorama of the vicinity.