Secretary General Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, Syed Waqas Jafri, has said that community service is the hallmark of Alkhidmat Foundation, which is actively working in the fields of education and healthcare.

In an interview with Radio Pakistan's correspondent Qasim Bukhari, he said Bano Qabil is the flagship project of Alkhidmat Foundation, which has so far benefited 110,000 young people, while 42,000 students are currently enrolled in the programme. He said the foundation is also providing e-learning facilities through 200 labs.

Syed Waqas Jafri said the grand finale of AI Hackathon Pakistan 2026, jointly organised by Alibaba Cloud and Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, was held at the Pak-China Friendship Centre in Islamabad. He said young participants from across the country presented innovative AI-based solutions to challenges in various sectors, including healthcare, education and agriculture.

Highlighting the foundation's healthcare services, he said Alkhidmat Foundation is operating 60 hospitals with a combined capacity of 3,000 beds and providing free medical facilities to deserving people in support of the government's healthcare efforts.