RIYADH (Rana Azeem): Abdul Qadir Khan, a young and active leader of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), has been appointed head of the Research and Coordination Cell (RCC) in Saudi Arabia at an important meeting organized by PPP Gulf in Riyadh. Senior PPP leader Chaudhry Sajjad Nazir, who arrived from Pakistan, attended the meeting as a special guest.
The meeting was hosted by Qazi Ishaq Memon, President of the PPP Gulf Cultural Wing. During the gathering, Abdul Qadir Khan was presented with his appointment certificate issued by Senator Nadeem Ahmed Bhutto, head of the RCC. Participants welcomed the appointment and described it as an important step toward strengthening the party’s organizational activities.
Addressing the meeting, Chaudhry Sajjad Nazir, Qazi Ishaq Memon, Malik Faqeer Hussain and Hanif Babar said that establishing the Research and Coordination Cell in Saudi Arabia was an important development for the party’s organizational structure. They noted that the initiative could help improve coordination among party workers, enhance organizational performance, and identify and address the concerns of overseas Pakistanis.
Chaudhry Sajjad Nazir, a senior PPP leader and head of RCC Gulf, said that the Pakistan Peoples Party remained committed to public service, democracy and the representation of people’s rights in line with the vision of Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. He added that the party would continue to highlight the issues faced by overseas Pakistanis and contribute to efforts to resolve them.
During the meeting, prayers were offered for the departed souls of the victims of the Karsaz tragedy and senior party figures Riaz Rathore and Abdul Rahman Gujjar.
The event was attended by PPP workers and office-bearers, along with representatives of various social, political and journalistic organizations. Participants expressed hope that Abdul Qadir Khan would carry out his new responsibilities and contribute to strengthening the party’s organizational activities and representation of overseas Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia.
