London: The British Asian Trust has named Pakistan's leading industrialist Mian Mohammad Mansha as the chairman of its advisory council in Pakistan.
The British Asian Trust said that Mian Mohamed Mansha has been made part of a charity working in South Asia because of his credentials and contributions. Mohammad Mansha, Founder and Chairman, Nishat Group of Companies and Chairman of MCB Bank Ltd., said: “I am honored to be appointed as the Chairman of the Pakistan Advisory Council of the British Asian Trust. I am deeply concerned about the work of the British Asian Trust in Pakistan, in particular. I am deeply impressed by her unprecedented mental health program, and her focus on helping thousands of women get secure jobs."
British Asian Trust Chief Executive Richard Hawkes also welcomed Mian Mansha as Chairman of Our Pakistan Advisory Council, hoping that his leadership would contribute to his work in Pakistan.
The British Asian Trust is an international development organization that seeks to see a South Asia that is prosperous and fair for all. This work supports large-scale, sustainable solutions that enable the poor and marginalized to achieve their full potential. It was founded by His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales and a group of visionary British Asians to deliver effective programs to help tackle poverty and inequality in South Asia and positively impact the lives of approximately 6.6 million people to date. has had an impact.
The British Asian Trust has been supporting programs in Pakistan for over a decade. Over the past three years, its mental health program has reached nearly 16 million people with mental health messages through mass media campaigns on TV and social media and provided quality mental health care and support to over 25,000 people.
Mr. Mansha was awarded Sitara-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan's prestigious civilian award in 2004 for his contribution to industrial development. He is currently the Chairman of MCB Bank Limited and a Board Member of Atlantic Council, USA.