Zain Ashraf Brings International Honor to Pakistan with Seed Out’s Victory at Global Islamic Finance Award 2024.
Forbes
Pakistan's first crowdfunding platform that works to end poverty by establishing entrepreneurs with interest-free micro financing. Donors can choose to donate or lend to projects listed on the nonprofit's website and can track progress along the way.
Islamic development bank
First time in 32 years history of Islamic Economics, a Pakistani non profit organization (Seed Out) wins Islamic Development Bank award for its Impactful Achievement.
Focus: Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities
Seed Out's founder Zain Ashraf is the 1st Pakistani to achieve the Commonwealth Youth Award.
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