Formite and The Hunar Foundation have joined forces in a collaborative effort to empower aspiring youth by enriching educational resources and providing valuable industry experiences.
This partnership exemplifies Formite’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its mission to elevate living standards. The recent signing ceremony solidified their dedication to improving living standards through Formite’s exceptional range of designs and durability.
The joint initiative aims to broaden educational horizons and enhance the learning experience for Pakistani youth. Formite will play a pivotal role in enhancing learning facilities, offering industry exposure, and providing other valuable resources to equip young individuals with the necessary tools for success in today’s competitive world.
Farrukh Zameer, Chief Executive Officer at Formite, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “We are thrilled to partner with The Hunar Foundation to expand educational opportunities for youth. Our alliance reflects our commitment to enhancing both living and learning environments, empowering individuals for positive societal change.”
Tahir Jawaid, Chief Executive Officer at The Hunar Foundation, shares Zameer’s enthusiasm and looks forward to collaborating closely with Formite to provide students with essential skills and opportunities.
He said, “Together, we are committed to equipping young individuals with the tools they need to thrive in today’s dynamic market.”
Both Formite and The Hunar Foundation share a vision of championing inclusive and equitable education, driving innovation, and building a sustainable future for Pakistan’s youth.
Formite, a group company of House of Habib, is Pakistan’s pioneering and leading high-pressure laminates brand, renowned for its exquisite designs and durability.
The Hunar Foundation is a prominent educational institution in Pakistan, dedicated to empowering youth through skills development and vocational training programs.
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