Mirhassanriaz

December 2021

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Editing with a conflict of interest

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Good Day Largoplazo, I have gone over the COI page and wanted to confirm that I do not have any such affiliation with Saylani welfare trust which would bring me under violation of conflict of interest policy (COI) of Wikipedia. The reason why I wanted to get in touch with you is that I have observed saylani welfare trust launching a dedicated program for organizing skill-development program to establish niche IT skill-set in non-muslim minorities of Pakistan i.e. for Hindus and Christians.

As part of this program the non-muslim students were given stipends along with free trainings to enable them get on their feet and start supporting their families. If you want I would be happy to share further details regarding this program and also organize some live interviews with some participants of that program on a zoom call with you and your team so you are more convinced, but I firmly believe the situation has been very deeply changed and the content regarding Saylani needs to be revised on Wikipedia. My real target is to remove negativity from this post so non-muslim minorities of Pakistan can start taking further benefit of Saylani Mass Training Program, and eventually contribute in spreading positivity across the board.

Please guide me on the way forward! Thanks Mirhassanriaz (talk) 07:29, 30 March 2022 (UTC)