IIUI'S IRI holds conference on Quiad'd Vision of Pakistan.

ISLAMABAD -- Islamic Research Institute (IRI) of International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) on Thursday, under the 'Nojuwanan-e-Pakistan' initiative of Paigham-e-Pakistan organized a two day conference on' Quaid's Vision of Pakistan'.

The conference commenced here at Faisal Majisd Campus of the university which was attended by a large number of students along with teachers hailing from various universities including , IIUI, LUMS, QAU,BZU Multan, PMAS Arid Agriculture Rawalpindi, GC Lahore, GCU for Women Faisalabad, UoL, Karakoram University, Khyber Medical University and University of Gujrat.

Dr. Ahmed Yuosif Al-Draiweesh President IIUI was the chief Guest of the opening ceremony. He delivered a speech on vision of Quaid-e-Azam and Allama Iqbal and Youth of Muslim world. He highlighted IIUI goals in the light of the vision of Quaid-e-Azam. He added that IIUI, since its inception, focusing on building society, character building of youth and dissemination of Islamic values.

Talking about the unity, Dr. Al-Draiweesh said that IIUI is an omen of Muslim Unity where almost every Muslim country is represented. He said that Muslim youth is ray of hope and a bright future is its real destination. Talking about Saudi-Pak ties, he said that Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have exemplary ties. He said both brethren countries have shared grieves and happiness always. Dr. Al-Draiweesh stressed the students to remain devoted to the progress of university and urged them to stay updated to the contemporary changes. He emphasized that students must focus on research and discipline.

Addressing the inaugural ceremony, Dr. Abdul Qadus Zohaib, Head of the Islamic Research Institute at Bahaud Din Zakriy University (BZU) Multan said that the future of the country is in the hands of young people who can play pivotal role in guidance of teachers through projects such as 'Paigham-e-Pakistan'. He opined that said that youth can be best source of disseminating love for humanity in the light of teachings of Islam. He further said that dream of progress cannot be fulfilled without role of young people. Expressing his views on this occasion, Murtaza Noor, coordinator of the inter universities consortium on social sciences said that Quaid-e-Azam's dream was to...

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