Justice Party leader Rizwan Shah outlines vision for peace, equality in Germany

Pakistan Jan, 20 2025
Justice Party leader Rizwan Shah outlines vision for peace, equality in Germany
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Frankfurt: Syed Rizwan Shah, leader of the Justice Party participating in the upcoming general elections in Germany, emphasized the party's commitment to freedom, equality, brotherhood, and universal human rights.

Speaking at an event organized by the Pak-German Press Club in Frankfurt, Shah reiterated the party's dedication to achieving prosperity for all and promoting global peace.

"We strive for a world where peace, not war, is the solution to conflicts," Shah stated. "Our party members fully adhere to the Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany, and we are committed to promoting global understanding and harmony."

The event was attended by prominent figures, including Salim Pervez Butt, President of the Pak-German Press Club, Haji Nazir Hussain, Senior Vice President; Muhammad Mubeen Khan, Vice President Europe, Azad Hussain, Member and Shahzad Malik.

The Pak-German Press Club's event highlighted the Justice Party's vision for a more equitable and peaceful world. As the party prepares to participate in the German general elections, its leadership remains committed to promoting universal values and human rights.

Published in The Daily National Courier, January, 20 2025

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