PTCL’s Social Impact and Inclusive Development Initiatives Honored at Dragons of Asia 2026

While its Mother's Day campaign received a Black Dragon in Marketing Discipline, pakistan Telecommunication Firm Limited (PTCL) has earned two prestigious honors at the Dragons of Asia Awards 2026, with its social impact initiative, Dil Se Ba-Ikhtiar winning a Bronze Dragon in.

Key points

• The Dragons of Asia Awards recognize marketing communications excellence throughout Asia, with campaigns assessed by international judging panels on strategy, concept, execution and results.
• PTCL's Dil Se Ba-Ikhtiar initiative mirrors the company's commitment to women's socioeconomic empowerment through digital inclusion, skills development and entrepreneurial opportunity.
• The recognition reflects the company's efforts to leverage communications and digital technology to advance meaningful social causes, and contribute to a more inclusive and empowered society.
• The campaign sought to encourage a more empathetic and supportive approach to motherhood, particularly with regards to new mothers' fight against post-partum depression.
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Meanwhile, the recognition reflects the company's efforts to leverage communications and digital technology to advance meaningful social causes, and contribute to a more inclusive and empowered society. It additionally underscores PTCL's broader ambition to create value beyond connectivity by supporting initiatives that address real societal needs and enable individuals and communities to realize their full potential.

PTCL's Dil Se Ba-Ikhtiar initiative mirrors the company's commitment to women's socioeconomic empowerment through digital inclusion, skills development and entrepreneurial opportunity. Ba-Ikhtiar, now spanning 22 flood affected districts nationwide, demonstrates how digital access and skills development can support create pathways towards greater economic independence.

PTCL's 'Mother's Day: More Backing for Mothers' campaign similarly reflects the company's belief that meaningful communication should extend beyond awareness to encourage tangible backing for individuals and causes that matter. The campaign sought to encourage a more empathetic and supportive approach to motherhood, particularly with regards to new mothers' fight against post-partum depression.

Commenting on the achievement, Amad Khan, Chief Marketing Officer, PTCL, remarked, "We are delighted to be recognized at the regional level for our campaigns that have already been honored in the country. We believe the true value of our work lies in the difference it makes in people's lives. Our ambition is to employ our reach and capabilities to contribute to meaningful social progress. We remain committed to building initiatives that empower communities and backing a more inclusive digital future for Pakistan."

For context, the Dragons of Asia Awards recognize marketing communications excellence throughout Asia, with campaigns assessed by international judging panels on strategy, concept, execution and results. The programme recognizes work that combines creative thinking with strategic relevance and demonstrable effectiveness, making the recognition a significant endorsement of PTCL's purpose-led approach to communications.

Notably, the latest achievement follows PTCL's solid performance at the Dragons of Pakistan Awards 2026, where the business secured five awards for its campaigns, Pakistan Ki Pehchan – Celebrating Pakistan's Underrepresented Sports; Dil Se Ba-Ikhtiar; Mother's Day: More Backing for Mothers; and World Education Day Campaign. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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Taken together, the developments around pTCL's Social Impact and Inclusive Development Initiatives Honored at Dragons of Asia point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.