Pakistan Day celebrated across the world under MQI

Special Pakistan Day celebrations were held in over 90 countries. National flag was raised and special Dua for peace, stability and progress of the country was made in these ceremonies. One of the biggest such programmes was held in Norway which was attended by a large number of people of expatriate community.

Sharing details of the celebrations, MQI leader GM Malik said that the purpose of organizing these events was to revive the memory of our founding fathers who struggled hard to bring Pakistan into being. He said that ceremonies held in London, Manchester and Glasgow condemned the terror attack in Westminster area in the strongest possible words. The participants described terrorism as global problem and urged the need for a joint action to uproot it.

Peace curriculum designed and authored by Dr Tahir-ul-Qadri was discussed in ceremonies held in France, Norway, Denmark and Holland. In addition to expatriate community, the locals also appreciated the initiative and described it as a great service of humanity.

GM Malik said that March 23 fosters unity among nation and promotes independence of thinking. He said that expatriate Pakistani community solid plan of action to end terrorism so that stains of terrorism and extremism that are heaped on Islam and Pakistan may be removed.