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OGDC Wins Pakistan's No. 1 Corporate Philanthropy Award OGDC has secured 1st place in the Corporate Philanthropy Awards 2025, recognized by the Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (PCP) as the largest corporate contributor in terms of CSR volume across the country. The award ceremony, organized by PCP on November 19, 2025, in Islamabad, recognized corporates driving meaningful progress in social development and community upliftment nationwide. MD/CEO OGDC, Mr. Ahmed Hayat Lak, received the prestigious award from the Federal Minister for Finance & Revenue, Mr. Muhammad Aurangzeb, marking a significant milestone in #OGDC’s long-standing commitment to sustainable development, education, healthcare, and community welfare across Pakistan. Speaking at the event, the MD/CEO OGDC reaffirmed the company’s dedication, stating: “OGDC is not only the largest company in Pakistan in terms of market capitalization, but also the largest corporate spender in CSR. Our CSR policy ensures that we work in close collaboration with our partners and communities in the company’s operational areas. We also give due weightage to PCP-certified NGOs, reflecting the strong and trusted relationship we have built with PCP over the years. OGDC will continue its efforts with greater focus and sustainability.” #CorporatePhilanthropy #CSR #PCPAwards2025 #SustainableDevelopment #SocialResponsibility

Federal Minister for Finance & Revenue Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb highlighted the importance of strengthening Pakistan’s “moral economy” through corporate philanthropy at the launch of the Corporate Philanthropy Report 2024 by the @PCPOfficials (PCP) in Islamabad. He praised Pakistan’s global standing as a generously giving nation and lauded Karachi’s leadership in corporate giving. The Minister commended the resilience of CSR contributions despite economic challenges, urging greater transparency in corporate philanthropy. Senator Aurangzeb appreciated PCP’s role in institutionalizing philanthropy and emphasized the government’s shift toward results-based Social Impact Financing, announcing the upcoming launch of Pakistan’s first Skills Impact Bond, developed with the British Asian Trust and NAVTTC. He congratulated all award recipients and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to fostering a strong, transparent, and impactful culture of giving in Pakistan. #Pakistan #MinistryOfFinance #CorporatePhilanthropy #MoralEconomy #PCP #CSR #GivingNation #SocialImpact #ImpactFinancing #SkillsImpactBond #PublicPrivatePartnership #SocialDevelopment #PakistanForward