Fauji Foundation Paid 1.6 Trillion Tax

The Fauji Foundation has solidified its position as a major contributor to the national economy having paid over Rs 1.6 trillion in taxes over the past seven years. During the fiscal year 2024-25 alone the organization contributed Rs 325.7 billion to the national exchequer showing immense financial responsibility. This impressive financial discipline is matched by its dedication to social welfare as it spends more than 70 percent of its annual income approximately Rs 12 to 14 billion on the well being of retired soldiers martyrs and widows. The foundation operates a vast network of 74 medical facilities including hospitals and clinics which treat over five million patients annually across the nation.

Beyond healthcare the organization manages 131 educational institutions supporting more than 75,000 students and has distributed millions in scholarships to deserving candidates. It also plays a critical role in food security by meeting 60 percent of the countrys urea fertilizer requirements effectively saving Pakistan billions in foreign exchange every year. Furthermore the foundation provides employment to over 32,000 people with a workforce largely comprised of civilians. Additionally it has added 330 megawatts to the national grid to support energy needs. For a detailed breakdown of these contributions you can read the report at Daily Times. To stay informed about Pakistan's economic milestones and welfare initiatives visit Weekly Pakistan for more news.