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Malik for renewing pledge for peaceful, prosperous South Asia

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SAARC Chamber of Commerce and Industry former President Iftikhar Ali Malik here Sunday called for renewing a pledge to work hand-in-hand for a South Asia that is peaceful, prosperous and inclusive by embracing the spirit of cooperation to transform the region into a beacon of hope for the world.

In his message on the 39th SAARC Charter Day, Malik added that despite all odds, he was optimistic about a better future of the SAARC Chamber. “Our shared history, rich cultural diversity, and aspirations for a better tomorrow are the factors which can keep us united and stronger.

Let us honour the legacy of the SAARC Charter by turning its vision into reality. Together, we can build a South Asia that fulfills the dreams of its people and secures a brighter future for generations,” he remarked.

Iftikhar Ali Malik called for a renewed commitment to the principles and values which define SAARC, and forging joint efforts through mutual trust and shared responsibility to combat this region’s challenges of poverty, climate change, terrorism and health crises.

“We must also prioritize people-centric development, ensuring that the voices and aspirations of our citizens guide our regional agenda.

Women, youth, and marginalized communities must be empowered to contribute to and benefit from the regional cooperation,” he maintained.—APP

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