By Uzma Zafar
ISLAMABAD: Managing Director (MD) National Police Foundation (NPF) Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi presided over the National Police Foundation Command Conference, which was attended by NPF directors, deputy directors, assistant directors, and other officers.
During the conference, the MD NPF reviewed the performance of all officers, the assignments given to them and the progress of ongoing NPF projects.
He delegated key responsibilities to ensure the delivery of top-tier facilities to the public, as well as to Pakistan Police officers and officials, spanning across areas such as real estate, healthcare, education and more.
On this occasion, the MD NPF emphasized that the National Police Foundation, prioritizing the welfare of its members, investors, and the wider police community, is committed to offering exceptional facilities, transparency, and a trust-based environment for all its stakeholders through impactful and comprehensive measures across various sectors.
The NPF is dedicated to securing a brighter future for police officers and citizens throughout Pakistan by providing comprehensive information on diverse real estate projects, membership benefits, and lucrative investment opportunities.
He further assured that all police officers and citizens will have access to these initiatives, benefiting from modern facilities in education, healthcare, and other vital sectors.
While safeguarding the lives and property of the public remains a central responsibility, the welfare of police officers and their families—especially martyrs and ghazis—remains the NPF’s foremost priority.
The National Police Foundation is actively advancing the welfare of martyrs’ families, ghazis, and all police officers. Ongoing projects include the expansion of residential facilities with modern amenities, educational institutions for the children of police officers, and enhanced healthcare provisions.
Several new projects aimed at further improving these services are also set to launch in the near future.
