ISLAMABAD, Nov 15 (APP):Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan Nasar has said that those who work with sincerity, dedication and commitment are ultimately recognised by Allah Almighty and establish their own identity. He expressed full confidence in the potential of Pakistan's youth, stressing that the country needs fresh leadership in every sphere of life. He was addressing the opening ceremony of the 10th season of the Diplomatic Football League. The ceremony …
Syedaal calls on youth to play positive role in national development
ISLAMABAD, Nov 15 (APP):Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan Nasar has said that those who work with sincerity, dedication and commitment are ultimately recognised by Allah Almighty and establish their own identity.
He expressed full confidence in the potential of Pakistan’s youth, stressing that the country needs fresh leadership in every sphere of life.
He was addressing the opening ceremony of the 10th season of the Diplomatic Football League.
The ceremony was attended by ambassadors, high commissioners, members of the diplomatic community, organisers and a large number of young participants.
Expressing his passion for football, the Deputy Chairman said he had also been a football player and still wished to play the game.
He appreciated the growing interest in football among Pakistani youth and said the country’s talented young people needed proper opportunities to excel.
Congratulating the league’s organiser, Mubasher Sanjrani, and his team on reaching the 10th season, he appreciated their dedication, hard work and commitment.
He also acknowledged the support of sponsors, institutions and individuals, and assured them of his continued support for the initiative.
Syedaal Khan Nasar emphasised that young people must engage in grassroots activities, understand public issues and contribute practically to resolving them.
Pakistan, he said, needed a new generation of leadership capable of addressing national challenges and taking the country towards progress and prosperity.
Highlighting national unity, he described Marka-e-Haq as a reflection of the collective strength, solidarity and determination of the Pakistani nation.
He said unity and a strong national spirit were essential for Pakistan’s diplomatic and political achievements.
He urged young people to reject misleading propaganda, stay away from negative influences and participate actively in constructive activities.
He also called upon estranged Baloch and Pashtun youth to join the national mainstream and contribute positively to the country’s development.
The Deputy Chairman stressed that combating terrorism required national unity and collective efforts.
He said the youth were Pakistan’s most valuable asset and must be empowered through opportunities that promote leadership, mutual respect and public service.
He observed that the Diplomatic Football League was much more than a sporting competition, serving as an effective platform for international friendship, mutual understanding and people-to-people contacts. Football, he said, was a universal language that transcended borders, nationalities and cultures.
He appreciated the contributions of sponsors, including RBS and Mövenpick Hotel, and expressed confidence that the league would continue to promote sports, encourage young talent and strengthen friendly relations between Pakistan and the international community.
