World Humanitarian Day marked: CM vows to uphold values of humanity, dignity in her province
LAHORE: Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday reiterated her commitment to serving humanity and upholding human dignity and compassion in the province. In a message on World Humanitarian Day, she paid tribute to relief workers and volunteers assisting people affected by wars and natural disasters, and saluted doctors, nurses, rescue personnel and welfare workers serving humanity.…
On World Humanitarian Day, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif emphasized her dedication to promoting humanity and maintaining human dignity within her province. In her message, she honored relief workers and volunteers who support communities affected by conflicts and natural disasters, as well as medical professionals, rescue personnel, and welfare organizations working to alleviate human suffering.
Maryam stressed the importance of more efficient humanitarian aid delivery to those in need worldwide, asserting that helping others is an act of service and worship. She underlined that compassion knows no boundaries, transcending differences of race, religion, and prejudice, and remarked that relief workers risk their lives to assist those in war zones.
The CM further explained that humanitarian aid goes beyond mere food and medical aid; it provides hope to those enduring crises. Maryam highlighted that the primary goal of humanitarian assistance is to offer timely support to those in distress, regardless of background, ensuring everyone receives aid without discrimination. She reflected on Pakistan's history of hosting millions of Afghan refugees, highlighting it as a testament to the values of humanity, hospitality, and cooperation.
The Punjab government, she assured, will remain steadfast in its support for citizens during both peaceful times and crises, safeguarding the most vulnerable and facilitating their journey toward a dignified life.
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