Dr. Shaukat A. Bangash (M.D)

Chief Executive Officer

Diplomate, American Board of Internal Medicine

Diplomate, American Board of Infectious Diseases

Even before the formal establishment of the hospital, this group of physicians has been actively engaged in community welfare and humanitarian services through the QIH platform. Millions of rupees were spent on relief efforts in earthquake-affected areas, including the provision of food, clothing, and medicines. An earthquake relief camp was established at the QIH site, where over 300 women and children were cared for for more than a year, along with the setup of a school for affected children. QIH continues to provide shelter and educational support to many children enrolled in leading English-medium schools in Islamabad.

In addition, QIH has undertaken numerous other welfare initiatives, such as free Hepatitis-B vaccination programs for the general public, including Islamabad Traffic Police, financial assistance to schools for special children and the visually impaired, and the installation of free tube wells to ensure clean water supply for local communities.

The project has been funded with millions of dollars without any borrowing, and the vision is to keep it completely interest-free. Recognizing the substantial financial requirements of a project of this scale, QIH has introduced a unique partnership model. Under this concept, selected hospital rooms are offered to individuals and corporate entities, providing an opportunity for high-yield investment while contributing positively to the healthcare sector—one of the most underserved areas in the country. Additionally, shares are being offered under a General Partnership model.

The success of this innovative approach has the potential to transform Pakistan’s healthcare system, encouraging investors and volunteers to participate in the development of world-class medical facilities—an otherwise challenging task due to the high capital requirements of hospital projects. The viability of this concept is already evident from the success of various housing and apartment developments across the country.

QIH aims to attract highly qualified medical professionals from abroad, encouraging them to return and serve their homeland. The hospital will generate employment for over 2,000 individuals and contribute millions of dollars in foreign exchange to the national economy.

To further support patients and their families, a hotel facility is planned alongside the hospital. Its strategic location on GT Road, near major motorways and Islamabad International Airport, will make it convenient not only for patient attendants but also for the general public.

In conclusion, we extend our sincere gratitude to all those who have supported this project in any capacity and express our appreciation in advance to those who will join us in this noble mission to improve healthcare in Pakistan