Chinese students host Iftar for orphans in Rawalpindi

Citizens urged to give orphans fair chance and help them overcome their shortcomings

RAWALPINDI: Enabling the orphans to become useful and productive citizens is the collective responsibility of all, they must be given a fair chance coupled with love, be valued and enabled to overcome their deprivations.

These views were expressed by the Councillor of Chinese Embassy, Islamabad. Lee Yuon Ling at an Iftar Dinner arranged by Chinese Muslim Students' Association Pakistan (CMSAP) in Anjuman Faizul Islam Faizabad Markaz Rawalpindi.

Ching Lu, officers of Chinese ambassy Li Xin Xin, Zhong Lim, head of CMSAP Muhammad Yahya, Bazme Faizul Islam Chairman Prof Niaz Erfan, Col (retd) Pervaiz Akhtar, other office bearers and a large number of children living in shelter home Apna Ghar of Anjuman Faizul Islam were present on the occasion.



Lee Yuon Ling said that the bond of love between people of Pakistan and China was beyond any question and through social contacts and cooperation, at governments level and people to people, it is on the way to more and more cemented.

He paid tributes to administration of Anjuman Faizul Islam for caring orphans in such a way to enable them become productive and useful citizens. Head of CMSAP Yahya said: “We are studying in Pakistani universities here and practice Islamic teachings, every year come over here to break our fast with our orphan brothers.”

He mentioned that Pakistan is like our own country and we are trying to give back some of what we gain from our Islami brothers. 

Published in The Express Tribune, May 26^th, 2019.