Prime Minister Sharif and the President of Pakistan have promised to protect and promote religious freedom as the country celebrates Minorities Day. This special day is held every year to honor the rights and contributions of religious minorities in Pakistan.
In their messages, both leaders said that all citizens, no matter their religion, should be treated equally and with respect. They highlighted the important role that minorities play in the progress and development of the country. The Prime Minister said that the government is committed to making sure everyone can practice their faith freely and safely.
The President also spoke about the need for unity and harmony among all communities. He said that Pakistan’s strength comes from its diversity and that everyone should work together for peace and understanding. Both leaders called on people to reject hatred and discrimination, and to support each other as fellow citizens.
Minorities Day is a reminder of the vision of Pakistan’s founder, who wanted a country where people of all religions could live together in peace. The government has promised to take steps to protect the rights of minorities and to make sure they have equal opportunities in all areas of life.
Many people and organizations have welcomed the statements from the Prime Minister and President. They hope that these promises will lead to real action and a better future for all communities in Pakistan.