ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Tuesday donated four transport vans for the children residing at Pakistan Sweet Homes (PSH) orphanage, the official news agency reported.
The prime minister handed over the keys of the vans worth Rs62 million to PSH Chairperson Zamurrad Khan.
Talking to students of PSH Cadet College, the prime minister urged them to work hard and focus on learning contemporary knowledge.
Terming the students the “real future of the country”, Shehbaz Sharif said youth could positively contribute towards the development of their homeland. He advised them to explore the fields of medicine, engineering, scientific research, agriculture, and information technology.
PM Sharif lauded Zamurrad Khan for his tireless efforts in the upbringing of the orphan children at Pakistan Sweet Homes.
The prime minister along with students took a ride in the transport van. The children raised slogans of Pakistan Zindabad (Long Live Pakistan). Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah was also present.
Pakistan Sweet Home started as a project of Bait-ul-Maal in 2009 when a single child from Swat was handed over to Zamurrad Khan. Since then, the Pakistan Sweet Home family has grown to its five centres across the country.
