Bilawal stresses unity to fight terrorism
Pakistan
He invited the youth and job creators of the province to join this platform
KARACHI (Dunya News) –Pakistan Peoples Party chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Friday strongly condemned the terrorist attack on the Jaffar Express, adding that the entire nation stood with its brave armed forces while calling for unity against the war on terror.
Speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the Sindh Job Portal in Karachi, Chairman Bilawal said that the development of Sindh's youth was his vision.
He said that the private sector drives the economy of the entire Sindh province, and it was the government's responsibility to provide employment opportunities to the public.
He revealed that "I Work for Sindh Portal" has been created with the use of IT.
He invited the youth and job creators of the province to join this platform, promising that through modern technology and collaboration with the private sector, employment opportunities will be provided to the youth.
He stated that the Jaffar Express incident was highly condemnable while lauding the security forces for successfully completing the operation.
“The security forces acted swiftly and bravely to counter the terrorists, and the entire nation will succeed in the war against terrorism,” he added.
Bilawal Bhutto praised Sindh Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah for briefing the public by presenting one-year report of the Sindh government.
“In the recent Sindh Assembly session, the members' stance on water distribution was taken, and their concerns are being conveyed to the federal government. During the PTI era, when the issue of constructing two canals arose, Jam Khan Shoro and Nisar Khuhro stood firm in opposition. We must protect our geographical and regional boundaries,” he added.
The PPP chairman further stated that Pakistan's success was their collective success.
“Due to government efforts, inflation is not rising, which is a welcome development. We will support the government in providing relief to the public,” he concluded.
