Malik Riaz Hussain CEO Bahria Town Donates 2 Billion Dollars for Flood Victims

Malik Riaz Hussain - CEO Bahria Town

Malik Riaz Hussain, CEO Bahria Town announced the donation of US Dollar 2 Billion for the relief and rehabilitation of flood victims. He has donated almost 75% of his assets, according to the news.
Malik Riaz Hussain Chairman Bahria Town announced in an interview with CNN, record amount of US$ 2 Billion to the cause of helping the flood victims. He appealed to the Top 140 Richest Pakistani Billionaires to come forward and help their country to solve many problems of the poorest people of Pakistan.

Malik Riaz Hussain said that 10 thousand homes should be built which not only accommodate 80,000 people but will also provide them facilities of education, healthcare & entertainment. He said if approached Bahria Town will construct these houses on no profit basis. In fact, he is ready to donate more from his pocket for this cause. He suggested a special team should be established to monitor funds utilization & quality of the houses being constructed.

Bahria Town is presently providing 150 thousand free daily meals; free Healthcare to 80 thousand individuals, every day. They are also providing them relief goods including tents, utensils, daily items etc. He said, “And I am ready to spend my each every penny for this purpose because if my people are out of food, out of houses, I cannot sleep.”

59 years old Malik Riaz Hussain is the 9th Richest Man of Pakistan. Bahria Town is a brainchild of Malik Riaz Hussain. Malik Riaz Hussain was forced at the age of 19 to start his career as a Lower Division Clerk in Islamabad. He remembers vividly, three years later, having to sell some family silverware just to buy medicine for his sick 2-year-old daughter. Malik Riaz says that he is pursuing the "Sultana Daaku" strategy. He earns from the rich and facilitates the middle-income group. His Bahria Town is the largest private sector development company of Asia. Bahria Town is constructing houses from Rs. 3.5 million to Rupees 220 million. 

10 Comments

  1. M.Azeem RanaSeptember 09, 2010

    malik riaz is my hero
    I have not got words to praise this great man

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  2. May ALLAH give hudayut to other rich people too

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  3. may all richest people come forward for good cause and save pakistan

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  4. ha ha ha no one in like poor cuz im poor and i have idiea

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  5. all rich wrer not same if all wrer same pakistan is europe in 20 days

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  6. Pakistan pey is se bura waqt aur kia ho ga ke choron(malik riaz) ne bhi sadqah dena shoron kar deya hai.

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  7. some time words can not explain we raaly feel i have no words for malik saab just feelings. i appreshad the work of malik saab for the people of pakistan.i hope in further future more work for the poorest people in education sectore because the poor people not take edecation due to finanacially problems.kindly requested that help the poor students and funding that schools they give the free education to poor students. i point out some some school where lot of poor students specially in abbottabad the school name is bright star academy bilal town street no14 abbottabad.malik saab i requested that personaily visit the school and obsereving than decided for funding.i hope u partisapate and important role play for the better ment of poor students .maximum hundered students take free education in school at this time .shool building on rents .at this time school need buildind just 10 rooms base buildings require .i hope u solve this problems.we pray for u long live ago u and ur family.we are wait ur answer. mail addres cont_hafeez@ yahoo.com postal addres hafeez akhtar link road narrian abbottabad. phone no 03135802848.

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  8. Malik sahib is a great man and Godpitty parson

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  9. Malik Riaz is my hero
    I have not got words to praise this great man
    By jameelmazhar@yahoo.com

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  10. Mr anonymous you are right malik riaz is a real life hero

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