Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan has appointed presidents for its 13 regional chapters for the 2026–29 term, the organisation announced on Tuesday.
The appointments were announced by Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan President Prof. Dr Hafeez Ur Rehman in consultation with the Central Board of Management.
According to the announcement, Muhammad Altaf Sher has been appointed president for Islamabad, while Col. (retd.) Zafar Rasheed Abbasi will lead Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Abdul Majeed Sarbazi has been appointed president for Balochistan, Hafiz Tanveer Ahmed for North Punjab, Engr. Ahmed Ammar Yasir for South Punjab and Rana Usman Wadood for Central Punjab.
The appointments for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa include Fazal Mehmood as president for North Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Taj Malook for South and Central Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Kamran Riaz Awan has been appointed president for Hazara.
In Sindh, Altaf Ahmed Mallah will lead the region, while Naveed Ali Baig has been appointed president for Karachi. Naveed Ullah Khan will head the Gilgit-Baltistan region, and Ikram Ul Haq Subhani has been appointed president for Lahore.
The newly appointed regional presidents will oversee the foundation’s welfare and humanitarian activities, service initiatives and organisational affairs in their respective areas during the three-year term.
They will also be responsible for expanding the outreach of the foundation’s programmes and ensuring assistance and services reach deserving communities in line with the organisation’s objectives.
