NAZIM KARACHI AWARDED GOLD MEDAL FOR BEST PERFORMANCE.

24 Mar 2009:

Karachi Mar 24: Nazriya Pakistan Council (NPC) has awarded gold medal to City Nazim Karachi Syed Mistafa Kamal for his outstanding performance as mayor of the biggest city of Pakistan.

The acting Nazim Karachi Ms. Nasreen Jalil received the gold medal and certificate on behalf of Syed Mustafa Kamal during a ceremony held in Islamabad.

Besides Nazim Karachi Syed Mustafa Kamal 10 other outstanding citizens also awarded gold medals on this occasion in recognition of their services to the cause of the country.

In its certificate for City Nazim Syed Mustafa Kamal the Council said that Nazim Karachi Syed Mustafa Kamal has done unprecedented development works in Karachi which has inspired his sub ordinates to work day and night for the progress of the city. Citizens of Karachi are fortunate to have such an active and dynamic Nazim like Mustafa Kamal who has now became a role model for all district nazims in Pakistan.

The certificate further said that Syed Mustafa Kamal belongs to a middle class family of Karachi who has got higher education from abroad. His skills unfolded when he was elected as City Nazim Karachi in October 2005 after which he accepted the challenge of making Karachi an exemplary city and has done historical works in just three and half years.

“The broad highways, signal free corridors, overhead bridges, underpasses, pedestrian bridges,modern bus stops, attractive greenery, beautiful lighting, eye catching views and huge gardens provides ample proof of his sincerity and commitment to this cause,” the certificate further said.

Nazriya Pakistan Council on this occasion also awarded gold medal to prominent politician SM Zafar for Human Rights Activities; Dr Zafar Altaf for steps towards self-sufficiency in agriculture; Dr Zaheer Ahmed for promotion of national spirit; industrialist Mian Naeem Javed; Ali Moeen Nawazish, a brilliant student; Naeer Ali Dada, a renowned architecture; Shoeeb Mansoor, a film director and promoter of cultural heritage; Sri Lankan Team driver Mahar Muhammad Khalil; interfaith harmony activist Mahboob Francis Sada, and eye specialist Dr Niaz Ahmed.

NWFP Governor Owais Amhad Ghani was the chief guest on the occasion who awarded medals to the outstanding Pakistanis.

The award distribution ceremony was attended NPC President Zahid Malik and people from different walks of life.
Addressing the ceremony, Owais Ahmad Ghani said NPC was doing a good job as was the need of hour to unite the nation.

He said all citizens should think about development of the country and play their part in all fields of life to achieve this objective.