ASWED Chipurson for Central Region

06/05/2026

📢 Announcement from ASWED Central Region

ASWED Central Region is pleased to announce transportation arrangements for Imam’s Didar exclusively for Chipursan youth and families residing in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.

🗓 Date of Departure: 17th May
This initiative is organized to ensure a safe, comfortable, and well-managed journey from the cities to Gilgit, Hunza, Gojal, and Chipursan, allowing our community to travel together with ease and unity.
Seats are limited, participants are encouraged to confirm their bookings at the earliest.
📞 Contact for Registration:
Kamran Ifti – 0355 4547423
ASWED Central Region (Islamabad / Rawalpindi)

02/05/2026

ASWED Central Region | Cabinet Formation 2026–27

The Association for Social Welfare and Economic Development (ASWED), Central Region, proudly announces the formation of its new cabinet for the term 2026–27.
This leadership marks a continued commitment to service, responsibility, and community-driven progress.

Core Leadership
Chairman: Karim Murad
Chairperson: Abida Rozi

We extend our sincere appreciation to the outgoing cabinet for their dedication and valuable contributions.
With renewed vision and collective effort, the new cabinet steps forward to strengthen community engagement and drive meaningful impact across the Central Region.

ASWED Central Region

26/04/2026

ASWED Chipursan is proud to be part of the North Girls Volleyball League organised by Shimshal Student Association Rwp/Isb, a platform that celebrates the strength, unity, and spirit of young women. 💙
Our team joins this journey with passion and purpose, competing with pride while honoring the legacy of Bibi Afroz.

Stay tuned for updates, match highlights, and moments from our journey in the league. ❤️🔥

Shimshal Student Association Rwp/Isb

12/04/2026

On Behalf of ASWED Central Region

In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

Dear Chairman Wazir Aly Zafar and the entire Cabinet,

As this chapter comes to a close, we want each one of you to know how deeply grateful we are. What you built here was not just an organization. It was a family. You had a team that stood by him, worked tirelessly behind the scenes, and gave their time and energy without hesitation. That team was you.

Every meeting, every decision, every effort you made as a cabinet left a mark on this organization. Alhamdulillah, today ASWED Central Region stands with a strong and positive image, and that is the result of your collective hard work.

To Chairman Wazir Ali Zafar and each member of his cabinet, thank you for leading with sincerity, for serving with dedication, and for making this region proud.

Your legacy will guide us. We promise to carry this forward with the same spirit, and to stand firmly behind our new Chairman and his team.

JazakAllah Khair to all of you.

With love and respect,
Youth Members, Senior Youth & Female Youth
ASWED Central Region

05/04/2026

27/03/2026

27/03/2026

23/02/2026

ASWED Central Region, with the support of Blessed Solar, has successfully provided solar lighting and heating support to 05 families currently living in tents in Sh*tmerg, Chipurson Valley.
A 5.6 kW Solar PV system with a 6 kW inverter and 5 kWh lithium-ion battery storage has been installed to ensure reliable energy access in harsh winter conditions.
Each camp has been allocated approximately 1 kW of power, including 30 running feet heating sheets per camp, enabling basic heating and lighting for families living in emergency shelters.
This initiative is part of ASWED’s ongoing winter response to support displaced families with safe, sustainable energy solutions while they continue to live in tents during extreme cold.
Small systems have a real impact.
Energy access means warmth, dignity, and safety.
ASWED Chipurson
Chipurson Tv
PAMIR TIMES

02/02/2026

ASWED Chipurson Reviews Earthquake Impact and Relief Delays in Chipursan Valley, Urges Immediate Climate-Hit Declaration

The Association for Social Welfare and Educational Development (ASWED), Chipursan (Central Body), convened a meeting in Islamabad to review the prevailing situation in Chipursan Valley and assess ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts following the recent earthquake-induced impacts in the region.

During the meeting, participants expressed serious concern over what they termed weak and slow progress by both the Gilgit-Baltistan and Federal governments in formally declaring all villages of Chipursan as a climate-hit area and announcing an emergency response. Reference was made to Notification No. Misc 5/468-74/2023, issued from Aliabad on 27 January 2026, with members stressing that delays in official notification are directly affecting the timely delivery of essential relief and rehabilitation support to affected communities.

The forum highlighted that, despite the severity of the situation, several vulnerable villages are still awaiting formal recognition—an essential prerequisite for unlocking structured government assistance and enabling a coordinated response mechanism.

Youth representatives from Chipursan, who also attended the meeting, strongly demanded that the entire region be immediately declared a climate-hit area. They called for the urgent approval and deployment of pre-fabricated tents and other essential relief supplies to support families enduring harsh winter conditions.

It was further shared that the Government of China has already approved the provision of pre-fabricated tents and heating coal for the affected population. However, this assistance remains pending due to required approvals and formal notifications from the concerned authorities.

In this context, the youth of Chipursan announced plans to meet federal minister Engr. Ameer Muqam on Tuesday to press for the immediate issuance of the official notification declaring Chipursan a climate-hit region and to expedite approvals for the relief materials already committed by the Chinese government.

ASWED members reiterated the urgency of the situation and called upon the relevant authorities to act swiftly to prevent further hardship for the residents of Chipursan Valley.

31/01/2026

Amidst the harsh winter, selfless souls are providing relief!
Bakhtawar Hussain from Moorkhun, a social worker and businessman is voluntarily ferrying earthquake victims from affected villages in Chipurson to safe shelters in his vehicle, braving the cold to ensure their safety. 🙏 Hats off to his unwavering support and dedication!
Reports: Hossain Nasir
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30/01/2026

Finally dispatched for Chipurson