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Stephanie lauds Rotary Pakistan’s humanitarian projects

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Rotary International President Elect Stephanie Urchick lauded Rotary Pakistan’s humanitarian projects, particularly Smart Villages, and how it encompasses all 7 areas of humanitarian focus of Rotary International.

She said this while addressing a press conference was hosted by the Rotary International leadership at a local hotel in Islamabad. The distinguished dignitaries included Rotary International President Elect 2024-25.

Stephanie Urchick and her Aide Thomas Gump.

They were accompanied by senior Rotary Pakistan leaders, Faiz Kidwai (Rotary International Director), Masrur Scheik (District Governor of Rotary District 3272), and Imran Ghaznavi (AR PIC).

She expressed particular admiration for the efforts of frontline polio workers in Pakistan. “Polio will be gone in Pakistan because of the commitment of polio workers,” she commented.

She spoke about how Rotary International has changed and adapted to the changing times, and how there is a place in Rotary for those with the heart and hands for service.

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