Islamabad : German Ambassador Bernhard Schlagheck Friday lauded Pakistan’s efforts to mitigate the socioeconomic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and create conducive conditions for the students to resume educational activities.
“It is the happiest moment to see the kids are back to schools after a six months break due to the novel coronavirus crisis,” he said while talking to this agency.
The envoy said the COVID-19 had unexpectedly shaken the world, which would continue to face the socioeconomic consequences of the virus for quite a long-time.
“Showing solidarity with each other during the trying times is the responsibility of all of us,” he said.
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