Pakistanis are committed to democracy, justice and peace

Pakistanis are committed to democracy, justice and peace
Dr. Arif Alvi, president of Pakistan
Updated 23 March 2019
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Pakistanis are committed to democracy, justice and peace

Pakistanis are committed to democracy, justice and peace
  • We need to work even more for national progress and prosperity
  • Given our human talent and natural resources, our potential is immense

March 23 marks the historic day when the Muslims of subcontinent decided to unite in their democratic demand for a separate homeland, where they could establish and practice their lives in accordance with their values and traditions, especially justice, equality, and freedom. 

Today, therefore, is an occasion to pay tribute to the struggle and sacrifices of our founding fathers, and pledge once more to live up to the ideals that form the foundation of the idea of Pakistan.

Pakistan has surmounted unprecedented challenges and demonstrated resilience in the face of extraordinary circumstances. 

It has accomplished exemplary successes in the fight against terrorism and extremism. 

However, there still remains the challenge of socioeconomic development. 

We need to work even more for national progress and prosperity.

Pakistanis are committed to democracy,  justice and peace. 

Given our human talent and natural resources, our potential is immense. We are destined to achieve the status of a model democratic state, as envisioned by Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

Let us have faith and remain united, and let us commit to work hard with discipline to make Pakistan strong and prosperous. 

May Allah’s blessings be with us all.

 

Dr. Arif Alvi is the president of Pakistan