Karachi: Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) and the World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) have joined forces for a tree plantation drive at the PTCL Training Academy in Islamabad, part of the 'Plant for Pakistan' initiative. This effort, coinciding with PTCL's Independence Day campaign 'Pakistan Jitna Jawan', aims to promote environmental sustainability across the country.

According to Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited, the event was led by PTCL CEO Nadeem Khan and WWF-Pakistan's Senior Director Programmes Rab Nawaz. The activity saw participation from executive management and members of the PTCL family, reflecting a collective effort to foster a healthier environment and a greener future.

The 'Plant for Pakistan' initiative is part of PTCL's broader environmental strategy, focusing on reducing its carbon footprint and striving for net-zero carbon emissions. The initiative supports a sustainable and climate-resilient future for Pakistan, aligning with PTCL's commitment to sustainability.

Through this initiative, PTCL continues to celebrate the resilience and potential of Pakistan, emphasizing actions that contribute to a connected and empowered nation. The drive highlights the importance of environmental stewardship in building a better Pakistan.