Tributes paid to Mandela’s legacy of justice
Islamabad: Former senator Mushahid Hussain Sayed has said that as a Pakistani, he has often been struck by the similarities between Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Nelson Mandela.
Syed who is also President, Pakistan Africa Institute for Development and Research (PAIDAR) was addressing as chief guest an event to commemorate Nelson Mandela International Day organised here Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) in collaboration with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and PAIDAR.
The proceedings which began with the national anthems of Pakistan and South Africa, were moderated by Sarah Akram from ISSI.
Syed added that Mandela was a strong supporter of self-determination for the people of Palestine and Kashmir. He praised Mandela’s ability to connect with the grassroots, speaking the language of the masses and highlighted his generosity and deep commitment to friendships.
He stressed that the greatness of Mandela must be recognised describing him as a shared heritage and a global role model for peace and reconciliation.
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