Governor urges Memon community to invest in Pakistan, expand welfare work

Karachi has been urged by Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nihal Hashmi to see the Memon community invest in Pakistan, specifically with a focus on the city of Karachi and expanding welfare initiatives. The Governor addressed the oath-taking ceremony of the newly elected office-bearers of the UpletaMemon Association, congratulating them on their leadership and emphasizing integrity, commitment, and continuity in serving the community.

Hashmi praised the association for continuing the welfare legacy of its elders and recalled the Memon community's contributions to the Pakistan Movement, urging them to honor their sacrifices by furthering national development. He emphasized that business growth and national economic progress are closely tied, and urged business organizations in Karachi to invest in education, healthcare, and vocational training.

Hashmi specifically encouraged young people to embrace modern technology, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship, and highlighted the Prime Minister's Youth Programme as an opportunity for skill development, business ventures, and economic growth. He welcomed youth participation in politics and urged them to take an active interest in national affairs, acknowledging Haji Masood Parekh's contributions and expressing confidence in the new leadership to strengthen the association's welfare and community-service initiatives.