PR No. 64 TARIQ AZIM URGES PAKISTANI STUDENTS TO REFLECT TRUE PAKISTANI VALUES OF HARD WORK, DEVOTION AND COMMITMENT AT THE CAMPUS Islamabad: March 8, 2017

High Commissioner Tariq Azim Khan urged students of Pakistani origin in the University of Manitoba for hard work, commitment, unity and to maintain exemplary character in the University life to bring good name for Pakistan. The High Commissioner said this in a reception hosted by Pakistani Students Association (PSA) in his honour at Winnipeg. He was accompanied by Mr. Terry Duguid, Member of Canadian Parliament, says a press release received here today from Ottawa.

The High Commissioner emphasized on higher academic achievements for the Pakistani students in order to achieve success in their career. “It is only through devotion to academic, cultural and political activities at the campus that you can pay back to your parents, who send you for higher education with their hard earned savings”. He reminded the students that their aspiration, ambitions and actions will shape the direction and destiny of their homeland-Pakistan.

He also briefed the students on economic achievements, Pakistan has made during the last three years and the future economic opportunities in the Country. He underlined the need for the Pakistani students to share their culture and values with the Canadian youth to clear the misconceptions about our great country.

Mr. Terry Duguid in his address appreciated Pakistani students in the University of Manitoba as a vibrant and prosperous community in Winnipeg. He said that the students of Pakistani origin are proud citizens of Manitoba and they are creating stronger ties between the two countries.

Mr. Masroor Ahmed, Chairman of the PSA informed that the total membership of PSA is over 1500 and there are 900 students of Pakistani origin in the University of Manitoba alone. He said that PSA has held many successful cultural events in the University and projected true picture of Pakistani society in Manitoba.

Mr. Ashas Irfan, President PSA appreciated the support provided by the High Commissioner and the Terry Duguid MP to PSA for holding of cultural events at the Campus.

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