- JEDDAH: Pakistan Consul General Abdul Salik Khan has commended the efforts of the Pakistan Welfare Society (PWS) for organizing free medical camps for deserving members of the community.
“The society's hard work in extending medical facilities over the last five years without any discrimination is exemplary,” Khan said on the fifth anniversary of the camps.
He highlighted the society’s humanitarian mission to help Pakistani patients for the past five years.
He congratulated those who have been rendering the service even on Fridays.
“These volunteers have set an example for us to follow. These Allah-fearing people are, in fact, our leaders,” he said while assuring that the consulate officers and staff will continue to help and stand along with PWS workers in serving the community.
Khan distributed certificates of appreciation among PWS volunteers and doctors. PWS head Khalil ur Rehman expressed his appreciation for the society's Joint Secretary Sarmad Salim, Finance Secretary Khalid Janjua, Pharmacy in-charge Mohammad Arshad, Lab in-charge Shahid Minhas, Camp in-charge Khalil Janjua and Younus Abdul Sattar for participating in the society’s social and medical services.



