Solangi congratulates nation on successful conduct of elections

Pakistan Feb, 9 2024
Solangi congratulates nation on successful conduct of elections
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Islamabad: Caretaker Minister for Information Murtaza Solangi issued policy statement, expressing government’s congratulations to nation on successful conduct of general elections 2024.

Solangi commended collective efforts of all stakeholders that contributed to peaceful and transparent electoral process.

In his statement, Solangi highlighted historic significance of day, stating, “Today nation has made another history in our democratic journey.”

He applauded overwhelming participation of people from all corners of Pakistan, emphasising their commitment to democracy, national responsibility and belief in power of their vote.

High voter turnout was deemed not only testament to strength of Pakistan’s democracy but also crucial milestone in country’s history. Solangi expressed gratitude to all individuals who played role in success of democratic exercise, extending special thanks to international media and observers, local media, and journalists in field for their role in ensuring transparency and credibility globally.

Acknowledging vital role of security forces, interim Minister praised armed forces, civil armed forces, law enforcement agencies and civil administration for their unwavering commitment to providing a safe and conducive environment during electoral process.

Published in The Daily National Courier, February, 09 2024

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