KARACHI: The National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) has been awarded the prestigious 12th FPCCI Achievement Award 2025 for its outstanding role in delivering world-class, free-of-cost cardiac healthcare services to the people of Pakistan.
The award was presented by the Governor of Sindh, Muhammad Kamran Khan Tessori, at a ceremony held at the Governor House, Karachi, recognizing NICVD’s pioneering contributions to transforming cardiac care in the country.
NICVD has redefined access to heart treatment through landmark initiatives such as:
These services are not only accessible but also entirely free, reflecting NICVD’s unwavering commitment to inclusive healthcare.
Speaking on the occasion, Professor Dr. Tahir Saghir, Executive Director NICVD, said:
"This prestigious recognition is a testament to NICVD’s unwavering commitment to serve humanity with compassion and excellence. It reflects the dedication of our doctors, nurses, and staff who work tirelessly to serve humanity. We are grateful to the Government of Sindh for their continued support, which enables us to sustain and expand such life-saving services across the country."
With this award, NICVD reaffirms its position as the leading cardiac institute in the region, setting benchmarks in innovation, accessibility, and free medical services. Its model of providing cutting-edge treatment without cost has made it a beacon of hope for millions of patients across Pakistan.
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