IHH will set up an Education Campus in Pakistan for Orphans
A Turkish aid NGO, the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation
will construct a new educational complex in the town of Haripur in Pakistan to
provide standard education to the orphans. IHH is planning to establish the
eight-block campus that will include living quarters for orphans and a
cafeteria. IHH’s eventual goal is to form a university also. Many of the
children lost their parents, one or both in disastrous earthquake in 2005 and the
heavy flood in 2010.

IHH begin to set up orphanages in Pakistan to support such
poor and helpless families and children with the help of donors since 2005. It
is not the first time that IHH supported Pakistan; IHH helped thousands of
needy families with social responsibility projects.
IHH Vice President Yusuf
Bilgin demonstrate that IHH supported many families who left their home town
Afghanistan and found their shelter in Pakistan. He added that this project of
making campus would be of orphans’ convenience; this educational complex will
be built to provide the educational opportunities to poor and helpless children
that lack money and opportunities to be an educated citizen.
Vice President of IHH, Yusuf Bilgin said that this complex
will provide residence and commissary to the orphans and IHH eventually built a
university for promoting education and helping orphans in Pakistan.
Yusuf
Bilgin also underlined the progress of IHH that the construction of the basis
of this eight-block complex pushed IHH one step forward in attaining its
ultimate goal of building the university. In this project, the Khubaib
Foundation of Pakistan collaborated with IHH. The president of Pakistan’s
Khubaib Foundation, Nedim Ahmad Khan said that the relations of Pakistan and
Turkey were political until 2005, but after the huge destruction in 2005,
Turkish-Pakistani relations became friendly and selfless.
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