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MOL Pakistan Donates Ambulances to the District Administration of Karak and Kohat

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MOL Pakistan has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening healthcare infrastructure in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by donating fully equipped ambulances to the District Administrations of Karak and Kohat.

At a ceremony held at the Peshawar Secretariat, a representative from MOL Pakistan formally handed over the ambulances to Mr. Muhammad Abid Majeed, Additional Chief Secretary (ACS) Home and Tribal Affairs, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. During the event, messages from MOL Pakistan’s leadership were conveyed on their behalf to highlight the significance of this donation.

A message by Mr. Zsombor Marton, Global Head of Exploration & Production at MOL Group, was read out, emphasizing the company’s dedication to community health:

“This gesture of goodwill aims to address the healthcare challenges faced by these communities and foster stronger relationships with them. By donating these ambulances, MOL Pakistan reaffirms its commitment to improving healthcare facilities and contributing to the well-being of the people in Karak and Kohat.”

A message from Mr. Adam László, Chief Executive Officer of MOL Pakistan, expressed the company’s commitment to social development alongside its core business activities:

“Our presence in Pakistan is defined not only by energy exploration, but also by the partnerships we build with communities. We are honored to support the provincial administration in strengthening emergency healthcare services in Karak and Kohat, and to contribute to the region’s development in a meaningful way.”

Mr. Abid Majeed extended his gratitude to MOL Pakistan, acknowledging the company’s ongoing commitment to community welfare through its corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts. He remarked, “The availability of modern ambulances will greatly enhance the ability of local hospitals to provide essential emergency medical evacuation services, helping to save precious lives within the community.”

MOL Pakistan, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Hungary-based MOL Group, has been a vital part of Pakistan’s energy landscape since 1999. The company holds working interests in several key blocks and proudly operates the TAL and Margalla Blocks. As one of Pakistan’s leading oil and gas exploration and production companies, MOL Pakistan continues to contribute meaningfully to both the country’s energy sector and socio-economic development.

This donation reflects MOL Pakistan’s longstanding commitment to the people of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and its broader goal of creating lasting, positive impact through improved access to critical public services.

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