ISLAMABAD, Jul 22 (APP): The Foreign Office Spokesperson said on Saturday that Pakistan’s mission was in contact with Pakistani-origin detainees in Libya and was interacting with the United Nations for their medical checkups and provision of medicines.

In response to media queries regarding Pakistani nationals detained in Benghazi, Libya, the Spokesperson, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, said, “At the instructions of the Foreign Minister, our Charge d’affaires in Tripoli, Mr. Ashiq Ali, visited the detention center in Benghazi and met with detainees of Pakistani origin. Food and basic necessities have been provided to them.”

“Our mission is in contact with the United Nations medical team for routine medical check-ups and provision of medicines to the detainees. The mission also remains in contact with IOM for their early repatriation,” she added.

ISLAMABAD, Jul 22 (APP): Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif Saturday said his project of Danish Schools had turned into a remarkable success and he was happy to see the success of brilliant and capable students who made their mark in studies.

In a tweet on social media platform Twitter, he said, “The way a gardener is happy after seeing his garden green and full of fruit, similarly today my heart wanted me to bow before Allah and express gratitude after seeing the brilliant, capable and successful students of Danish School.”

“Despite harsh criticism, I planted this sapling with my own hands for the poor and helpless children, and now Danish School with the grace of Allah has turned into a strong tree. Every student is dear to me like my own children, and my ears were eager to learn about their success in the world as a father is keen.”

“To the capable children of my nation who were facing the darkness of poverty, I pledged as their servant that I will spread the light of progress by equipping them with education and skills,” he said adding, “With the help of Allah and hard work of authorities concerned, who did everything to keep this light ablaze, this promise is fulfilled and as a servant of the nation nothing more than this can make me happy.”