In a significant ceremony to empower women, KPT has officially launched a free computer
centre at the KPT Industrial Home, Keamari. The Minister of Maritime Affairs, Mr. Qaiser Ahmed
Sheikh graced the inauguration ceremony as Chief Guest, accompanied by Chairman KPT Syedain
Raza Zaidi. Such an initiative is the vision of the Minister of Maritime Affairs to enhance the skills
of women, specially those residing in Keamari and nearby areas and provide them with the tools
necessary to thrive in today’s digital age.

This event marks a new chapter in the ongoing efforts for women’s empowerment. Upon arrival, the Minister of Maritime Affairs was briefed about KPT’s CSR activities in health, education, environment, communication, services, and sports.

While speaking at the occasion, Minister Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh emphasized the importance of such
initiatives and said that these facilities are essential in providing women with the skills they need to
contribute to the nation, just as men do. The Federal Minister further said that similar opportunities
will be provided across social, educational and economic domains to empower women,
ensuring that more platforms are created for their advancement.

The KPT employed women in more than 13% of posts, setting a practical example of women’s empowerment.

On the occasion, Chairman KPT Syedain Raza Zaidi stated that empowering women is crucial for developing a society. The establishment of this computer centre aims to abreast women with IT to enhance their employability and open doors to new opportunities, ultimately leading to increased income potential. This initiative underscores KPT’s dedication to social responsibility and community development. By providing the women of Keamari with vital digital competencies, KPT aims to foster IT women to build an IT nation, as well as financial independence and empowerment.

General managers, KPT officials, and prominent figures from the Keamari community attended the event. The strong turnout reflects the community’s support for this initiative and its potential impact on gender equality. All participants hail KPT’s efforts in the CSR domain.

After the inauguration, the Minister for Maritime Affairs visited the KPT Sports Centre of Martial Arts
at Keamari. The Minister lauded the KPT’s CSR efforts to harness and polish youth’s intellectual and

physical potential.