The Chairman of the Senate met with the Country Director of Save the Children Pakistan today for a progress update on ongoing programmes and to discuss upcoming initiatives aimed at strengthening the welfare of children and vulnerable communities across Pakistan.
The Country Director outlined the organisation’s current portfolio, highlighting work in education, child protection, health and nutrition, humanitarian response and resilience-building. Details were shared on geographic coverage and the measurable impact of these programmes on children and families, with particular attention to underserved and crisis-affected areas.
Discussion focused on upcoming initiatives and strategic priorities, emphasising the need to align development and humanitarian efforts with national priorities. Both sides explored ways to strengthen collaboration with government institutions to ensure sustainable and inclusive outcomes for children, and to better coordinate responses during emergencies.
The Chairman welcomed Save the Children’s continued contributions to advancing children’s rights and expanding access to essential services. He stressed the importance of coordinated action between government, civil society and development partners to tackle persistent challenges such as access to quality education, protection from harm and equitable health services across provinces.
Both representatives reaffirmed their commitment to sustained dialogue and joint action in support of shared objectives for the welfare and protection of children and other vulnerable populations in Pakistan, signalling continued partnership and cooperation going forward.
