"We are thankful to the Turkish government, ambassador and TIKA management for this project where over 400 people will get dinner on daily basis while around 100 poor people may get bed and breakfast daily in the Panahgah," he said. Separate rooms for women, families and a mosque will also be constructed in the premises of shelter home, he added.
TIKA's Islamabad head assured the Pakistani government that the organization would continue to support their Pakistani brothers and sisters "TIKA prioritizes the social development policies/strategies of the countries in which it works.
We are pleased to contribute to a policy initiated by Prime Minister @ImranKhanPTI, by establishing a Panahgah [shelter home] in Tarnol, Islamabad," Umut wrote on Twitter. TIKA has realized many projects in the fields of education, health care, agriculture, vocational training and water sanitation in Pakistan.
