The prestigious 15th LADIESFUND Women's Awards 2025 Pakistan took place today at the Sindh Governor House, recognising the remarkable achievements of Pakistan's most dynamic women across multiple industries, as stated by a press release. The event was attended by distinguished guests, awardees, government officials, corporate leaders, and members of the diplomatic community, all gathered to honor and empower women making a tangible impact in Pakistan and beyond.
Moneeza Hashimi, Roshaneh Zafar, Sarwar Peshimam, Sayeeda Leghari, Auntie Munawar Dadabhoy, Javeria Rajput were among winners at 15th LADIESFUND Women's Awards 2025 Pakistan.
The ceremony, which was produced by Amin Gulgee, featured a mesmerizing dance performance on Pasoori by Sheema Kermani, a picture showcase highlighting the past 14 awards and local and global launches of LADIESFUND, and uplifting closing performance of Dil Dil Pakistan by Nabila Bano. A heartfelt welcome address was delivered by Federal Secretary & Advisor to Governor Sindh, S T Mustafa, who stayed on stage to present awards, alongside son of Governor Sindh Ziad Khan Kessori, and Ms Tara Uzra Dawood, President of LADIESFUND.
The Lifetime Achievement Award, was presented to Moneeza Hashimi, a renowned media personality and advocate for women's empowerment. Visionary Awards were given to Roshaneh Zafar, founder of Kashf Foundation, and Sarwar Peshimam, co-founder of Shahi Supari, recognizing their pioneering contributions in their respective fields. The latter's business earns a revenue of PKR10 billion annually and both women are big job creators and contributors to Pakistan's economy.
The event also introduced the LADIESFUND Breast Cancer Endowment Fund, spearheaded by Sima Kamil and Sana Pirzada, emphasising the commitment to healthcare initiatives for women.
With over 200,000 jobs created through LADIESFUND-recognised women-led enterprises, the organisation continues to pave the way for a brighter future. The 15th LADIESFUND Women's Awards 2025 Pakistan was a powerful testament to the strength, resilience, and boundless potential of Pakistani women.
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