Meezan Bank Accelerates Affordable Housing Finance, Surpasses PKR 3 Billion under Government’s Ghar Ho Tu Apna Programme

Meezan Bank Surpasses PKR 3 Billion in Housing Finance

Meezan Bank has surpassed PKR 3.05 billion in cumulative disbursements under the Government of Pakistan’s flagship affordable housing initiative, Wazir-e-Azam Apna Ghar Programme – Ghar Ho Tu Apna (GHTA), strengthening its focus on expanding affordable housing finance across the country.

Through its Easy Home financing solution, the Bank has enabled 490 families to move closer to home ownership through 100% Shariah-compliant financing. The milestone reflects growing demand for Islamic housing finance while supporting the government’s broader objective of promoting affordable home ownership and financial inclusion.

The achievement also highlights Meezan Bank’s continued efforts to make housing finance more accessible through ethical, transparent and customer-focused financial solutions.

Strong Pipeline of Approved Housing Finance Applications

Building on its disbursement milestone, Meezan Bank has approved more than 3,000 housing finance applications under the GHTA Programme.

The cumulative approved financing amount has exceeded PKR 22.557 billion, highlighting the significant demand for Shariah-compliant housing finance among Pakistani households.

The sizeable pipeline also positions the Bank for further disbursements as approved customers complete property acquisition and other requirements.

Meezan Bank said its nationwide branch network and dedicated housing finance teams continue to support the expansion of affordable housing finance across Pakistan.

Shariah-Compliant Financing Supports Home Ownership

Through its Easy Home solution, Meezan Bank provides customers with a Shariah-compliant approach to housing finance.

The Bank said its continued expansion in this segment reflects increasing customer preference for Islamic financial products that combine affordability with ethical and transparent financing structures.

The housing finance initiative is particularly significant for salaried individuals and families seeking access to formal financing for home ownership.

Ahmed Ali Siddiqui Highlights Affordable Housing Focus

Commenting on the achievement, Ahmed Ali Siddiqui, Group Head – Consumer Finance & Digital Banking at Meezan Bank, said affordable home ownership remains one of the Bank’s key strategic priorities.

He said surpassing PKR 3 billion in disbursements under the Ghar Ho Tu Apna Programme demonstrates customer confidence in Meezan Bank’s Shariah-compliant housing finance solutions.

Siddiqui added that with more than 3,000 approved applications in the pipeline, the Bank remains focused on supporting the government’s affordable housing agenda and enabling more Pakistani families to purchase homes through Islamic financing.

Housing Finance Could Support Pakistan’s Broader Economy

The expansion of affordable housing finance could have implications beyond individual home ownership.

Greater access to formal housing finance can support activity across construction, property development, building materials, labour and related services. Increased housing investment can therefore contribute to broader economic activity while addressing Pakistan’s significant housing needs.

Meezan Bank’s growing housing finance portfolio also demonstrates the potential for Islamic banking institutions to play a larger role in expanding access to formal housing finance.

Meezan Bank Strengthens Affordable Housing Commitment

The latest milestone reinforces Meezan Bank’s position as a major participant in Pakistan’s Islamic banking and affordable housing finance market.

With more than PKR 3.05 billion already disbursed, 490 families supported and over PKR 22.557 billion in approved financing awaiting further disbursement, the Ghar Ho Tu Apna portfolio provides the Bank with significant scope for continued growth.

Meezan Bank said it remains committed to expanding innovative, customer-centric and 100% Shariah-compliant financial solutions while supporting Pakistan’s housing sector and contributing to long-term economic development.

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