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MUZAFFARABAD, Nov 24 (APP):Reaffirming his commitment to public welfare, the Prime Minister Azad Jammu and Kashmir Faisal Mumtaz Rathore has said that his government was determined to restore the dignity of the state by tackling its pressing challenges head-on.
The PM said this while addressing a ceremony organized by Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust (KORT) here on Monday. During the ceremony keys of newly constructed houses, built under the KORT’s Housing Project for widows, orphans and deserving persons, were distributed amongst the needy.Speaking on the occasion, the prime minister Rathore said, “With honest intent and firm resolve a lot could be achieved in just six months.”
He added that the PPP government will spare no efforts in addressing masses’ problems and restoring their confidence in politics. The prime minister reiterated his government’s pledge to serve the state and its people without any prejudice or discrimination.
He noted that public welfare and establishing strong ties between the state and its people remain his government’s top priority.Commending the KORT for its remarkable services to humanity, the PM said that institutions like KORT enhance the people’s trust and strengthen their confidence in collective welfare.He praised the Trust for building homes for the homeless describing it as a noble gesture of brotherhood, compassion and mercy.
He also appreciated the KORT chairman for establishing a state of the art boarding school for orphans in the lakeside city of Mirpur.Paying rich tributes to the KORT chairman Chaudhry Akhtar for his commitment to the noble cause, he said, “Those who serve Allah’s creation are Allah’s friends.”
Assuring his government’s full support to KORT in advancing its humanitarian mission, the Prime Minister said that the Trust would be provided land and all necessary assistance to establish its own office in the capital.On this occasion, Prime Minister Rathore, Senior Minister Mian Abdul Waheed, Syed Bazal Naqvi, Nabila Ayub, Chairman KORT Chaudhry Akhtar distributed the keys of newly constructed houses amongst the needy.
It may be recalled that under the auspices of the KORT, the keys of 195 newly built houses were handed over to deserving widows. On the occasion, a documentary showcasing the Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust’s dedicated work during natural disasters in Kashmir and other regions of Pakistan was screened. The function was also attended by Senior Minister Mian Abdul Waheed, Minister for Public Health Azad Kashmir Syed Bazil Ali Naqvi, Minister for Kashmir Cause Arts and Literature Nabila Ayub, Founder of Kashmir Orphan Welfare Trust Chaudhry Akhtar, Mayor Muzaffarabad Syed Sikandar Gilani, Advocate Zulqarnain Naqvi and others.