The vice president of Pakistan Studies Forum Amna Abdul Razzak, student of 12B, introduced the forum, its objectives and mission.

The president of Nazariya-e-Pakistan trust Safiya Ishaq emphasized the importance of teaching its ideology to overseas Pakistani youth so they understand the importance of the country’s stability and progress.

“We are working with the Pakistani Consulate to inform our young generation living in Saudi Arabia the importance of Nazariya-e-Pakistan. Spreading the message and importance of the ideology of Pakistan is the duty of every Pakistani national. We aim to introduce and help the youth understand the message so they know the difficulties we faced to get a separate homeland and that it is our duty to protect it and work for its progress and development,” said Ishaq.

The chief guest was Fouzia Salik Khan, the wife of Pakistan Consul General Abdul Salik Khan. She praised the efforts of Nazariya-e-Pakistan and applauded the Pakistan Studies Forum’s objectives and mission. She urged young Pakistanis to concentrate on their education which she said is tremendously valuable for any nation and important to help in the progress of the country.

“If the students grasp the true meaning of the ideology of Pakistan they will be better equipped to appreciate the importance of Pakistan,” she said.

Vice Principal of PISJ-Aziziah Salma Shah Khan also emphasized the importance of stability and progress of the country.

“To achieve independence is not an easy task but to maintain independence is more difficult, we should work hard to have a prosperous Islamic country, where we can have upliftment of law, education, social stability, economic stability and religious freedom,” she said. “For that, we need to understand the reasons for the existence of Pakistan and the factors involved the establishment of our independence,” she added.

Students of PISJ-Aziziah made rhetoric presentations in the form of speeches. Dramatic presentations and national songs of Pakistan were also featured in the program. Tabassum Alvi, a social worker, presented a patriotic poem on Pakistan and Jinnah.