Pakistan’s future lies in adhering to Constitution in letter & spirit: PM

Government of PakistanPakistan’s future lies in adhering to Constitution in letter & spirit: PM

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif has said that as we celebrate Pakistan Day on Thursday and pay tribute to the sacrifices of our founding-fathers, we should not lose sight of the challenges staring us in the face.

In his message, the prime minister said that the challenges are topped by a combination of economic instability and the inability to settle the rules of the game.

The prime minister said that an environment of political chaos explains why we have failed to develop our economy on a sustainable basis. He said that Pakistan came into being as a result of political and constitutional struggle and its future lies in adhering to the Constitution in its letter and spirit.

“I have no doubt that Pakistan is destined to achieve great heights,” he said.

“However, he added, for this to become a reality, we have to forge unity in our ranks, equip ourselves with national purpose and vow to wage a struggle in line with the legacy of our forefathers.”

“Let us use this day to introspect and hold ourselves to account.”

The prime minister said that only those nations that are capable of analysing their past, learning from their mistakes and making amends can achieve true glory.

Furthermore, he said that the 23rd of March is an epoch-making day in our national history that reminds us of our past, invites us to ponder over our present state of affairs and inspires us to build a prosperous future.

Shahbaz Sharif said that as a member of the international community, Pakistan has played the role of a responsible nation in the resolution of problems facing humanity and the establishment of global peace.

Mati
Mati
Mati-Ullah is the Online Editor For DND. He is the real man to handle the team around the Country and get news from them and provide to you instantly.

Must read

Recent News

What do we know about one year of Palestinian genocide in Gaza?

0
Monitoring Desk: The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) released a report on October 7, 2024, to mark the one-year...
Pakistan is observing a nationwide Palestine Solidarity Day on today

Pakistan is observing a nationwide Palestine Solidarity Day today

0
Islamabad, Pakistan: The Government of Pakistan is observing a nationwide Palestine Solidarity Day today as October 7 is the first anniversary of the Israeli...
Pakistan banned PTM Islamabad, Pakistan: Interior Ministry of Pakistan has banned Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) by stating that there are reasons to believe that PTM is dangerous to security of the country. There is question raised by journalistic cadre of Islamabad that despite of all anti-Pakistan activities of PTI, the federal government has not banned Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) while it has banned PTM that has no such history of attacking Pakistan as the PTI has.

Pakistan banned Pashtun Tahafuz Movement

0
Islamabad, Pakistan: The Interior Ministry of Pakistan has banned the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement (PTM) by stating that there are reasons to believe that PTM...

Gol Roti and Gender Expectations

0
By Maria HameedIn the Indo-Pak subcontinent, there’s a quirky little truth that most women know all too well: no matter how many degrees you...

Pakistan’s political landscape and the Superclass

0
Islamabad, Pakistan: A book titled "How Does the Superclass Rule the Nations --- A Case Study from Pakistan" offers a compelling exposé of Pakistan's...
Advertisement