President Mamnoon Hussain has called upon the government officers to serve people with dedication and commitment in line with the exemplary sense of duty, compassion and extraordinary spirit of their predecessors. While addressing the participants of 10th National Management Course (NMC) here at the National School of Public Policy (NSPP) on Wednesday, the President said the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) would greatly help in boosting the country's economy. He said the phases of construction and completion of the CPEC demanded the same spirit and passion which was seen after the creation of Pakistan.
He urged the participants to set their own goals to serve the public in a better way and also expressed the hope that the management courses would help improve the efficiency of the participants. He said civil servants must adopt the golden principles of kindness, sympathetic redressal of people's complaints to win the confidence of the masses.
Mamnoon Hussain said the bureaucracy, in an Islamic welfare state, must emulate the spirit of public service as per the golden principles of Islam. "Only those nations achieved progress in the world whose individuals and the responsible remained active in every challenge of life," he said. The president said Pakistan had been grappling with different challenges during the last 70 years and time had come to reap the fruits of the sacrifices rendered by the state institutions and the people.
He said nothing could halt the progress of a nation if the administrative departments of the state followed the golden principle of public service. He felicitated the participants of the NMC and hoped that the training would enable them to serve the country in a better way. President Mamnoon also gave away certificates to the successful participants of the NMC. Rector NSPP Azmat Ali Ranjha also spoke on the occasion.
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