Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari: Age, Career, Mother, Father, Achievements, Contact, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram

Hassaan Malik November 27, 2017

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Age of Bakhtawar Bhutto

Bakhtawar Bhutto Zardari was born in January on the 25th, 1990. She is currently residing in Karachi. She is the second child of Benazir Bhutto and Asif Ali Zardari.

Education and Achievements of Bakhtawar Bhutto

She has completed her Masters from the University of Edinburg in the subject of English Literature. She has continued to play a very significant role for the institute of SZABIST founded by her mother back in the year 1995 which has undergone a massive growth and is continuously improving to meet the global standards. She has an extensive experience after being part of the Board of Shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Institution of Science and Technology and has been putting in a great deal of effort to uplift the standards of the education system of Pakistan. The institute has branches in four of the major cities of Pakistan, and one in Dubai.

She is also behind the great achievement of inaugurating the Stem Cell Research Laboratory at one of the institutes, which is a great step towards advanced research.

Bakhtawar Bhutto as a Philanthropist

The lady is a philanthropist and wishes to bring the people of Pakistan out of their current state of misery. At very young age she has founded a NGO named ‘Save the Flood and Disaster Victims Organization’ which began its operations during the stream of earthquakes that has hit the nation back in the year 2010. The chief objective of the NGO was to bring the throngs of affected people to safety and provide them the relief. She has engaged in various activities with several NGOs and campaign that has operated to help the mentally and physically challenged children and adults. She also actively engaged with other institutes working for the benefit for the rehabilitation services, for those who need them. She vehemently condemned the ban on eating and drinking in the month of Ramadan, raising concerns of the elderly, the children and the minorities in Pakistan.