Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has received an honorary title of Doctor in Philosophy during his visit to Malaysia in recognition of his “pending leadership and contributions to the construction of the nation.”
The Prime Minister arrived in Malaysia on October 5 for an official three -day visit to Malaysia, where a productive Monday spent, collecting six agreements and several commercial and bilateral agreements.
According to the news agency of the Malaysian state BernamaThe Malaysian International University (IIUM) conferred the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Leadership and Government during a special ceremony held yesterday on its Kuala Lumpur campus.
Dressed in a blue dress on the occasion, Prime Minister Shehbaz described as a “great privilege and honor” to be part of the event and receive the title of this “Great Learning Institute.”
He appreciated Pahang Tunku Azizah Aminah Maimunah Iskandariah, who is also the constitutional head of IIUM, to decorate the event.
The prime minister said: “For more than four decades, I dedicated my humble services to address the cause of [and] The people of Punjab, the largest province in Pakistan, as their public servant. And now, as Prime Minister of Pakistan, and in the fulfillment of duty, despite my human failures, I did my best to serve people with sincerity of unwavering purpose and commitment.
“I am really delighted to be associated through this degree of philosophy with one of the most revered learning seats in the Muslim world and an institution that has defended the integration of knowledge, faith and ethics, and the search for excellence,” he added.
The prime minister expressed the hope that his visit to the university team further strengthened the ties of the academic association and the collaboration between the leading institutions of higher education in IIio and Pakistan.
The prime minister emphasized that leadership was not a privilege but a “sacred confidence, Amanah, which must be exercised with honesty of purpose, sincerity, justice and transparent responsibility before Allah.”
“History has the testimony that every time Muslims firmly had these glorious principles, they not only flourished, but also became a source of guidance for humanity worldwide,” said Prime Minister Shehbaz.
Highlighting that the Muslim Ummah today confronts “formidable challenges [of] Conflict, poverty and disunity, emphasized that it was “in these trial times that we must keep our values and ethics guided by our religion together to be able to claim our place lost in the community of the nations.”
Going to the Queen of Pahang, the prime minister said that Malaysia was blessed with a very young population and pointed out that “our responsibility as servants and as leaders is to provide them with the appropriate platforms to serve the cause of suffering humanity with compassion and a great commitment.”
The prime minister read some verses of Dr. Allama IQBAL and his English version as well. He expressed his desires for the continuous success of IIum and for a “future of greater unity, brotherhood and very close coordination” for Pakistan and Malaysia.
In her comments, Pahang’s queen said that Shehbaz had “served with vision, discipline and compassion” for four decades.
“From your leadership in Punjab to your role as prime minister, you have shown that true leadership is not about power, but about a purpose, of building lives and encouraging communities through education, medical care and opportunities.”
He stressed that the Punjab education endowment “opened the doors of higher education to thousands that could never have dreamed of university education.” “That is the leadership that touches hearts and transforms futures,” Iskandariah said.
Remembering that Pakistan was a founding partner of the IIUM, said that Pakistani students and students continue to “enrich the university and defend our shared mission to serve the UMMAH.”
The Queen of Pahang also mentioned the issue of Palestine, saying that “peace on earth and harmony among all humanity” was what “we really need today with what is happening in Palestine.”
A day ago, Prime Minister Shehbaz and his counterpart from Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, held several meetings during which they resolved to rekindle bilateral cooperation and move towards a more aggressive and vision of the future, including the possibility of collaboration under the umbrella of the economic bloc of the ASAN.
On the economic side, the prime minister called the announcement of the Ibrahim Prime Minister of the importation of halal meat worth $ 200 million of Pakistan, a “welcome step.”
Gobi Partners shows ‘great interest’ in the electronic commerce sector of Pakistan
Separately, Prime Minister Shehbaz held a meeting with a delegation from the Malaysia Gobi Partners business group, which “showed great interest in collaboration in electronic commerce and financial technologies in Pakistan”, according to the State Pakistan radio.
When addressing the delegation, directed by the co -founder and president of Gobi Partners, Thomas G. Tsao, the prime minister highlighted the “immense potential” to improve cooperation in several economic sectors between the two countries.
He welcomed the confidence of Gobi Partners in the Pakistan start ecosystem, assuring the delegation that the Government was implementing “reforms focused to support new companies and investors in early stages” when facilitating investments and providing better access to the infrastructure, the report added.
“Mobilizing national and international capital is our priority to develop a sustainable start ecosystem,” he said.
Prime Minister Shehbaz stressed that the IT and Fintech services sectors, electronic and you form “the backbone of the National Development Strategy of Pakistan.”
The Prime Minister reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to strengthen economic and commercial relations with Malaysia, saying: “The Government is totally committed to creating a friendly business environment and improving the ease of doing business in Pakistan.”
Referring to the Business and Investment Conference of Pakistan-Malasia held yesterday, Prime Minister Shehbaz said such initiatives were a “welcome step to promote company to company to company” between the two countries, Pakistan radio aggregate.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the Special Investment Facilitation Council was providing all possible support and facilities for foreign investors.
He highlighted the importance of the digital economy and expressed the preparation of Pakistan to welcome international groups and investors interested in IT intelligence sectors, technology and artificial of the country.
