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In the words of Allama Iqbal

In this age of bomb blasts, natural disasters, economic strife and world ostracism, Pakistan has been struggling

to keep the promise it made to its people some 65 years ago. We cringe every time we hear bad news we

sigh every time a terrorist is linked to our soil. We yearn to hear something good and in fear of another tragedy,

avoid the news.

In times like these, we need to remind ourselves of the power of the individual Pakistani. Of that person who

stands up amidst this madness and shows us that we have a voice, that we have a self that we have a

contribution to make. The dream that Iqbal had of people on whose shoulders our nation would thrive and

grow and reach newer heights of progress does exist - in each and every one of us. WE have the power tochange our fate. We have the power to show the world we are better than the few who tarnish our name and

our nation. WE are Pakistan and WE have the power.

The Power of Pakistan highlights just a few of the individuals who have stepped forward to show the world

that Pakistan has and will succeed, not because of economic might or political strength, but because of the

individual because every Pakistani has an undying love for the soil and is looking for ways to give back. Join

us in paying tribute to these few and the thousands of other Pakistanis who have made us proud in the global

sphere and in such dire times have put Pakistan in a positive light.

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In collaboration with Sindh Education Foundation (SEF), Lotte PPTA

adopted a Government Boys School, located at Ghagger Phattak on

National Highway, and subsequently, helped renovate the entire school

premises. Lotte PPTA has also worked in cooperation with The Citizens

Foundation (TCF) and has adopted a TCF School located in Yousu

Goth, a heavily populated urban slum o Gadap town in Karach near

Port Qasim.

Company has been actively working with Family Education S

Foundation (FESF), a school and training acility or the dea. Lo

is also a regular sponsor o two weeks Summer Camp or o

children living in the SOS camp in Malir by supporting the e

the FESF.

Lotte PPTAs Support in providing adequate Health Care FacilitiesIn view o encouraging and supporting ree medical acilities or the underprivileged, Lotte PPTA ha

various charitable organisations.

Earlier this year, Lotte PPTA joined

hands with MALC and a donation to

procure an ultrasound machine was

made. Our Company also sponsored

an entire days kidney dialysis, with

plans to do more, at the SIUT.

Additionally, Lotte PPTA has also

supported Memon Trust Hospital by

donating to one o the OPD clinics at the Hospital. In addition, donations were made to variou

orgainsations working towards a healthier Pakistan.

Lotte PPTAs Community SupportOur Company has been working with various other organisations to support community developm

encouragement o healthy activities or the youth o Pakistan. Lotte PPTA joined hands with Hisaar Fo

and participated in seminars and orums, aimed at fnding logical solutions to the problems surr

breaches in sustenance.

As an integrated corporate citizen, Lotte PPTA has strived to become urther engaged w

communities despite divesting the bulk o its CSR expenditure to food relie, Lotte PPTA conti

support health and education needs in and around Karachi.

Throughout the Companys presence in Pakistan, initially under ICI / AkzoNobel and now LOTTE, the

organisation has strived to be a socially responsible corporate citizen. We have identifed Health and Education

as the oremost needs o our people and we strive to improve these areas by supporting and partnering with

charitable organisations working towards a prosperous Pakistan.

CSR in Focus:

Health, Saety & EnvironmentLotte PPTA is a caring and responsible organisation, which is strongly committed to upholding the highest

standards in Health, Saety & Environment. Earlier in 2010, a signifcant milestone was achieved when theCompany crossed 9 million man-hours without a Lost Time Case (LTC), which clearly is an indication o

world-class standards and practices being complied with, at Lotte PPTA.

Natural Disaster: Relie and RehabilitationFor the 2010 oods in Pakistan, Lotte PPTA donated Rs 10 million to the

Prime Ministers Relie Fund. KP Chemical, the majority shareholder o Lotte

PPTA and a subsidiary o LOTTE Group in Korea, also donated Rs 10 million

to the Prime Ministers Fund, as part o its contribution towards ood relie

eorts.

In addition to corporate donation, all employees voluntarily contributed one

days salary to this noble cause. These pledged unds were channelled through

two humanitarian organisations - Aitemaad Pakistan and the Indus Resource Centre. Lotte PPTA s ellow

employees at KP Chemicals, Korea also voluntarily contributed Rs. 1.1 million to alleviate the plight o theaected populations. Collectively more than Rs 21 million has been contributed by LOTTE and Lotte PPTA or

the relie and rehabilitation process so ar.

Previously, Lotte PPTA and its employees had also demonstrated their

social responsibility through the generous contributions made during thecatastrophic earthquake that struck the Northern Areas o Pakistan in 2005.

LOTTE (Parent Company) had also donated US$ 100,000 to the Prime

Ministers IDP Fund which goes to exhibit the companys dedication to

proer its services in times o need.

Lotte PPTA: Assisting the Education o Pakistans YouthIn an attempt to contribute towards the national agenda o reducing poverty through improvements in theliteracy rate, Lotte PPTA joined hands with key stakeholders.

Mr. Dong Bin Shin, Vice Chairman LOTTE Group, made a donation o US$ 100,000 to National Commission

or Human Development (NCHD), which is a government sponsored organisation involved with literacy and

healthcare activities across Pakistan.

Corporate Social Responsibility


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THE POWER TO HELP

2 MILLION PEOPL

YOUTH

The massive floods in Pakistan following heavy monso

rains, wreaked havoc across the Country, and rende

millions homeless and devastated. According to

UN estimate, more than 21 million people are affect

by the floods in Pakistan, which exceeds the combin

total of people affected by the Indian Ocean Tsuna

2004, Kashmir Earthquake 2005 and the H

Earthquake 2010. Around one-fifth of the Country wsubmerged, washing away precious lives and asse

The magnitude of the disaster was unprecedente

but the benevolent spirit of Pakistans youth was a

unparalleled. Students from various colleges a

universities collected donations on roads. Some form

organisations and spent considerable time

rehabilitation activities all over the Country. This immen

contribution reflected the power of Pakistans youth

the hour of test and augurs well for our countrys futu

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THE POWER TO BE THE BEST

DR. ABDUS SALAM

Mohammad Abdus Salam (1926 1996)

Pakistani theoretical physicist, astrophysicist, a

first Pakistani Nobel Laureate to receive the P

the Sciences for his work in Electro-Weak Th

Physics. Salam, Sheldon Glashow and S

Weinberg shared the Prize for this discovery. H

a recipient of several international and national a

including Sitara-e-Pakistan for his contribution to s

in Pakistan (1959) and Nishan-e-Imtiaz

outstanding performance in scientific projects in P

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He received the Smith's Prize from Cam

University, in 1950, for the most outsta

pre-doctoral contribution to Physics and rece

PhD degree in Theoretical Physics at Cambridg

doctoral thesis gained him the Adams

He played a leading role in establishing s

international centres of science and technology.

also served on a number of UN committees for s

and technology in developing countries. His wo

far-reaching and influential for Pa

Salam established the Third World Acade

Sciences (TWAS). He incepted, and was a

Director of International Centre for Theoretical P

(ICTP), Trieste, Italy (1964 1993), which has

renamed to The Abdus Salam International Ce

Theoretical Ph

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THE POWER TO COMPETEJAHANGIR KHAN

Jahangir Khan, (born in 1963, Karachi, Pakistan) is a former

World No. 1 Pakistani professional squash player. He was a six

times winner of the World Open and a record ten times winner

of the British Open. He achieved the longest winning streak in

squash history, by remaining unbeaten in competitive play between

1981 and 1986, and winning 555 matches consecutively - one

of the longest unbeaten runs by any athlete in top-level professional

sports. In 1993, he retired as a player, and since 2002, he has

served as President of the World Squash Federation.

Jahangir is a recipient of Pakistans Pride of Performance Award

and Pakistans civil award Hilal-e-Imtiaz, for his achievements in

squash. He was also awarded the title of Sportsman of the

Millennium. An honorary Doctorate of Philosophy was conferred

upon him by London Metropolitan University, for his contributions

to the sport. He has been named as one of Asia's Heroes in the

last 60 years by the Time Magazine. Jahangir is considered to

be the greatest player and a legend in squash history.

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Noor Jehan (1926 2000), born in a Punja

o musicians, was a singer and actress

India and Pakistan. She was awarded th

Malika-e-Ta

Noor Jehan holds a record o singing 10,00

in various Indian and Pakistani langu

Pakistans cinema history, she holds the

record o flm songs, along with Ahmed

She is also considered to be the frst emale

flm director. Her patriotic songs during t

war between Pakistan and India, motiv

natio

Noor Jehan was a recipient o many awa

was awarded the President's Award in 1

her acting and singing capabilities. In 19

was awarded Pakistan's top civil award, the

e-Imtiaz (The Pride o Perormance). In So

she was renowned as one o the greatest a

inuential singers o

MADAM NOOR JEHATHE POWER

WIN 140 MILLION HEART

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THE POWER OF POETRYFAIZ AHMED FAIZ

BOLHAIN TERAKE LAB AZAA

Faiz Ahmed Faiz (1911-1984), born in Sialkot, was one o the most amous poets o Urdu language.

Faiz obtained a masters degree in English Literature rom the Government College, Lahore, and another

master's degree in Arabic Literature rom Oriental College, Lahore.

In 1936, Faiz incepted a branch o Progressive Writers' Movement in Punjab, and became its Member

and Secretary. He was also an Editor o Mahanama (Monthly). He was a lecturer in English at M. A. O.College, Amritsar, in 1935 and then at Hailey College o Commerce, Lahore. He joined the British Indian

Army or a brie period, and was promoted to the rank o Lieut. Colonel in 1944. In 1947, he resigned rom

the Army and returned to Lahore, where he became the frst editor i n chie o the Pakistan Times. He

remained as Secretary o Pakistan Arts Council rom 1959 to 1962. In 1964, he was appointed as Principal

at Abdullah Haroon College in Karachi. He worked as a journalist and was editor o the Pakistan Times,

the Urdu newspaper Nasha Sharab Da and the weekly Lail-o-Nihar. He also worked in an honorary capacity

in the Department o Inormation, during the 1965 war between India & Pakistan. He was editor o the

magazine Lotus in Moscow, London and Beirut.

Faizs major works are: Naqshe Faryadi (1941), Daste Saba (1953), Zindan Nama (1956), Mizan (a collection

o literary articles, 1956), Daste-Tahe-Sang (1965), Sare-Wadiye Seena (1971), Shame-Shehr Yaran

(1979), Merey Dil Merey Musaar (1981), Nuskha-Hai-Waa (1984), Pakistani Culture (Urdu & English). His

poetry has been translated into English and Russian and many other languages. Faiz, himsel, has also

translated works o eminent poets rom other languages into Urdu.

Faiz was the frst Asian poet to be awarded the Lenin Peace Prize by the Soviet Union in 1963. In 1984,

shortly beore his death, he was nominated or the Nobel Prize.

Year 2011 also marks the 100 years o Faiz Ahmed Faiz - Faiz Centennial 1911-2011.

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THE POWER TO MOVE A NATIOABDUL SATTAR EDH

Abdul Sattar Edhi (born in 1928, in a small v

Bantra near Joonah Garh, Gujrat, India) is a

humanitarian and the founder of Edhi Found

In 1947, Edhi migrated to Pakistan with his f

He started off as a pedlar and a couple of

later, he left this occupation, and decided to est

a free dispensary with the support of his comm

members. He soon realised that his vision w

establish a chain of welfare centres and hos

to alleviate the sufferings. Hence, he estab

his own welfare trust Edhi Trust. He app

to the people for funds, to which he got a po

response. Edhis benevolence and drive expa

the Edhi Trust with amazing speed. Soon a ma

home and emergency ambulance service st

oper

Edhi is a recipient of several international and na

awards including, the Ramon Magsaysay A

for Public Service (1986), the Lenin Peace

the Balzan Prize, UNESCO-Madanjeet Singh

(2009), and Nishan-e-Imtiaz, civil decoration

Government of Pakistan (1989). He wa

awarded honorary degree of Doctorate by Univ

of Bedfordshire in 2

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THE POWER TO GIVE HOP

ADIBUL HASAN RIZV

Dr. Syed Adibul Hasan Rizvi establi

Sindh Institute o Urology and Transp

(SIUT) - a dialysis and kidney transpla

located in Karachi. It is Pakistan's large

disease centre and public sect

organisation, which started in 19

department o urology at the govern

Civil Hospital. In 1991, it be

autonomous orga

SIUT provides all services including dia

transplantation, ree o cost. Eve10-12 transplants are perormed. P

frst liver transplant was also perormed

A childcare unit also started operating

SIUT set up medical relie camps or t

aectees in Pakistan, and its medic

treated over 35,000 ood

Dr. Syed Adibul Hasan Rizvi is a rec

the 1998 Ramon Magsaysay A

Government

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Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan (1948 1997) was a Pakistani musician and the most important

qawwal in history. TIME magazine's 2006 list of 60 Years of Asian Heroes features him

as one of the top 12 Artists and Thinkers in the last 60 years. His name is included inthe Guinness Book of World Records, for holding the world record for the largest recorded

output (a total of 125 albums as of 2001) by a Qawwali arti st.

In 1985, Nusrat teamed with Peter Gabriel on the soundtrack to The Last Temptation

of Christ in 1985. Five albums of Khan's traditional Qawwali, together with some of his

experimental work were released by Peter Gabriel's Real World label. In 1995, he worked

with Pearl Jam lead singer Eddie Vedder in 1995 on two songs for the soundtrack to

Dead Man Walking. He contributed to the soundtrack of Natural Born Killers. He contributed

the song "Gurus of Peace" to the album Vande Mataram, composed by A.R. Rahman,

and several songs to Pakistani films. He performed traditional Qawwali at several WOMAD

world music festivals.

In 1997, his album Intoxicated Spirit was nominated for a Grammy Award for best

traditional folk album. He was a recipient of the Legends Award at the UK Asian MusicAwards in 2005.

THE POWER TO

USTAD NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHA

SWAY THE WORLDaugust


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THE POWER OF PURE GENIUS

SADEQUAIN

Syed Sadequain Ahmed Naqvi (1930 - 1987), also

referred to as Sadequain Naqqash, was a world-

renowned Pakistani artist. He was an untraditional

and self-taught painter and calligrapher, credited

for the renaissance of Islamic calligraphy in Pakistan.

His calligraphic style was considered as iconic by

many critics of South Asian art.

In 1960s, the French authorities invited Sadequain

to illustrate the award-winning novel The Stranger

by French writer, Albert Camus. He also i llustrated

the poetry of Ghalib, Iqbal and Faiz. He wrote and

published hundreds of quartets. He made thousands

of drawings and gave them away to his art lovers.

He painted gigantic murals in public buildings at no

cost, as most of his work was donated to the public.

Murals painted by him are spread all over the

subcontinent. His works of art were exhibited on all

continents, and were sponsored at State levels.

Sadequain was awarded several international and

national awards and medals: Tamgha-e-Imtiaz (1960)

and Sitara-e-Imtiaz (1980) by Government of

Pakistan; Paris Biennale (1961); Presidents Medalof Honour (1962); Cultural Award (1975) by

Government of Australia.

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THE POWER TNASEEM HAMEEBEAT ALL ODD

Naseem Hameed is a Pakistani sprinter, crowned as the fastest woman in

Asia. She is the first female gold medalist in the history of Pakistans

After qualifying for the finals, she led the field among eight runners. She

the gold medal in 11th South Asian Federation Games in the 100-meter ca

The 22-year-old clocked 11.81 seconds, 0.12 seconds ahead of Sri L

Pramila Priyadarshani at Bangabandhu National Stadium in Dhaka, Bang

She had worked really hard under her coach Maqsood Ahmed. She had

also, won many medals and trophies at home. Her achievement ha

recognised in Pakistan by the Government & she has inspired a who

generation of aspiring a

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Dr. Akhtar Hameed Khan (1914 1999) was a Pakistani social scientist and development activist.

He was a pioneer in taking initiatives such as microcredit and microfnance, armers' cooperatives,

and rural training programmes in the developing world. He advocated community participation in

development and also promoted participatory rural development in Pakistan and other developing

countries. In 1959, he signifcantly contributed to the inception o the Comilla Model, a rural

development project. He received the Ramon Magsaysay Award rom the Philippines and an honorary

Doctorate o Law rom Michigan State University on this Project. He is also a recipient o

Nishan-e-Imtiaz (Posthumous, 2001) or services to the community and Sitara-e-Pakistan (1961)

or pioneering work in rural development.

Orangi Pilot Project

In the 1980s, Akhtar Hameed Khan initiated a community development project, Orangi Pilot Project

(OPP) in Karachi, to alleviate poverty in low-income squatter settlements. Within a span o 10 years,

schools, health clinics, womens work centres, cooperative stores and a credit organisation to

fnance enterprise projects were established by the local residents. Later on, OPP expanded into

other initiatives, such as, a people's fnanced and managed low-cost sanitation programme; a

housing programme; a basic health and amily planning programme; a programme o supervised

credit or small amily enterprise units; an education programme; and a rural development programme

in the nearby villages. Khan, as the dynamic and innovative project director, made OPP an impetus

to the socio-economic development o the population.

THE POWER OF PARTICIPATION

AKHTAR HAMEED KHAN

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THE POWER TO SPEABAPSI SIDHW

AND BE HEARBapsi Sidhwa (born 1938 in Karachi, raised in Lahore, now lives in Houston, Texas) is an intern

acclaimed Pakistani author who writes in

Sidhwas 5 novels have been translated in several languages: Cracking India, The Pakistani B

Crow Eaters, An American Brat, and Water. In 2006, her anthology City o Sin and Splendour

on Lahore was published. Sidhwas 1991 novel Cracking India (a New York Times Notable Bo

Year and a Quality Paperback Book Club selection) was made into the 1998 flm Earth by a C

director, Deepa Mehta. Her 2006 novel Water is based upon Mehta's 2005 flm

She was awarded: Bunting Fellowship at Radclie/Harvard (1986); Visiting Scholar at the Ro

Foundation Center, Bellagio, Italy, (1991); Sitara-i-Imtiaz (1991, Pakistan's highest national hono

arts); Lila Wallace-Reader's Digest Writer's Award (1994); Premio Mondello or Foreign Authors

(2007); Inducted in the Zoroastrian Hall o Fame

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