QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness-focused direct-selling company, alongside its esteemed Pakistani entity, Falah, proudly reaffirms its commitment to supporting crucial healthcare initiatives and community welfare in Pakistan as the Gold Sponsor of the Indus Hospital and Health Network.As a Gold Sponsor, QNET’s support for the Indus Hospital underscores its belief in healthcare’s transformative power to uplift lives. This collaboration aims to fortify healthcare infrastructure and accessibility, aligning with QNET’s broader vision of empowering individuals and communities.Tareq Abdul Hafeedh Yawar Al Yousefi, Chairman of QNET Middle East, emphasized the value of this collaboration: “Our partnership with the Indus Hospital through Falah reflects our core belief in empowering communities. Through our high-quality products and direct-selling model, we offer people the chance to improve their lives while contributing to meaningful causes.”QNET’s direct-selling model has provided countless entrepreneurs in Pakistan with the tools to build sustainable businesses and achieve financial independence. This commitment to growth and empowerment is reinforced through impactful initiatives, including:In Azad Kashmir, QNET funded a gravity flow water project, constructing a reservoir that now provides clean water to over 1,500 residents, enhancing daily living conditions.During Ramadan, QNET distributes thousands of Iftar meals to underserved communities in Pakistan, supporting those in need.Looking ahead, QNET is poised to expand its product portfolio in Pakistan and the MENA region in 2025. Key offerings include the prestigious Bernhard H. Mayer (BHM) watch and jewellery collections and the advanced HomePure Nova water filtration system—premium products that reflect QNET’s dedication to quality and innovation.Through premium products and entrepreneurial opportunities, QNET continues to build trust and create lasting impact in Pakistan.-End
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