Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif and President Asif Ali Zardari reiterated their unwavering commitment to eliminate drug abuse and strengthening collective efforts to fight threat, stressing the importance of a united front to fight against this omnipresent question.
In their separate messages on compliance with international day against drug abuse and illicit trafficking, the two leaders called for concerted efforts from all stakeholders, including government institutions, civil society, private sector and international partners, to eradicate the drug addiction of the company.
Shehbaz, in his message, recognized the seriousness of the question of drug abuse, recognizing the continuous efforts of the government to fight the threat.
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He stressed that if the government is fully aware of the challenges, the success of these efforts will ultimately depend on the collective resolution of individuals, society and the wider community.
He also pointed out that drug abuse and traffic are unacceptable not only in terms of international obligations in Pakistan, but also in relation to the country’s legal framework and societal standards.
Prime Minister Shehbaz has expressed deep respect for the organizations responsible for the application of laws, praising their sacrifices and their tireless work to dismantle drug networks and ensure a Pakistan without narcotics.
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Meanwhile, President Zardari said that Pakistan remains firm in his fight against drug abuse and illicit traffic, highlighting the important role played by anti-narcotic force (ANF), which operates under the Ministry of the Interior and Narcotic Control, in the reduction of drug trade. He stressed that the government would continue to take solid measures to rid the nation of these harmful practices.
Zardari also underlined the need for greater awareness and education, especially among young people, on the dangers of drug abuse. He called on citizens to unite in efforts to eliminate drugs and help create a safer and healthier society for future generations.
The two leaders expressed their gratitude to the law enforcement organizations, paying tribute to those who have lost their lives in the fight against drug abuse and trafficking.
In conclusion, the Prime Minister and the President urged all citizens to stand together in the battle against drugs and reaffirmed their commitment to promoting a society without drugs by cooperation and sustained efforts.
