On the occasion of World Refugee Day, Pakistan today reiterated its unwavering commitment to support refugees around the world, emphasizing that protection is a fundamental human right rather than a privilege.
Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif today expressed solidarity with displaced people worldwide, appreciating their courage and fortitude in times of distress. He highlighted the nation’s hospitality and humanity, highlighting Pakistan’s long-standing role in hosting Afghan refugees since 1979.
For decades, Pakistan has welcomed millions of Afghans seeking refuge from conflict and instability. The country has not only opened its borders but also its heart, providing shelters and establishing camps to support these vulnerable populations.
Prime Minister Sharif stated that Pakistan exemplifies how refugees should be treated with dignity and compassion, setting a standard for the international community. His message resonated with the global observance of World Refugees Day, a time dedicated to acknowledging the plight and rights of refugees everywhere.
Pakistan”s efforts showcase a commitment to humanitarian values, serving as a reminder of the ongoing challenges faced by refugees and the importance of international cooperation in addressing their needs.