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Salaam Takaful Limited and EU Funded GRASP Celebrate Landmark Issuance of Islamic insurance policies for Agricultural Advancement in Sindh and Balochistan
Salaam Takaful Limited is thrilled to highlight the recent success at the EU funded GRASP (Growth for Rural Advancement and Sustainable Progress) Islamic insurance policies issuance ceremony. This landmark event represents a significant advancement in supporting SMEs within Sindh and Balochistan’s horticulture and livestock sectors.
In collaboration with EU funded GRASP, Salaam Takaful has distributed takaful policies covering numerous acres, with a substantial total value. This initiative is crucial for mitigating agricultural risks and enhancing financial stability in these vital regions.
Mr. Wajahat Khwaja, Executive Director and Head of Strategic Initiatives at Salaam Takaful Limited, emphasized the importance of these tailored insurance solutions. He noted that the policies are designed to support agriculture comprehensively and can be implemented on a national level, providing remote accessibility and inclusivity for farmers across Pakistan.
The event was honored by the presence of Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan, Chairman of the Prime Minister's Youth Program, who underscored the importance of integrating technology into farming practices. His objective is to guide young farmers toward tech-driven agricultural solutions, fostering innovation and sustainability in the sector. Representatives from the Ministry of National Food Security & Research also attended, highlighting the government's commitment to sustainable agricultural growth and resilience against climate-related challenges.
This milestone underscores a nationwide commitment to fostering agricultural development and building resilience across Pakistan.
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