SBP to continue playing key role in growth of economy: Saeed Ahmed

15 Aug, 2014

The Acting Governor of State Bank of Pakistan Saeed Ahmed has said the central bank will keep on playing its role in growth of the country's economy and it is important to follow teachings of our leaders and keep the national interest supreme in every decision we make.
Addressing the impressive and colourful flag hoisting ceremony to celebrate the 68th Independence Day of Pakistan here at SBP Headquarters, the Acting Governor said that live nations celebrate their independence day with great zeal and enthusiasm. Later, the Governor hoisted the flag amidst thunderous clap of the audience. It is pertinent to mention here that as per its glorious tradition, the State Bank marked the Independence Day with traditional fervour and enthusiasm. The event also provided a chance to the children of SBP employees to exhibit their love for the motherland as they sang national songs showering their love to the country.
Terming independence as a great gift by Allah Almighty, Saeed Ahmed said, "This day reminds us of the supreme sacrifices our forefathers had made for creation of this country," adding that "Our forefathers had accomplished the arduous task of carving out a country and now it was up to us to look after this great country. The Governor (acting) added that it is binding upon us to own the spirit behind creation of Pakistan and leave no stone unturned for its prosperity and progress.
Lauding the spirit behind holding this ceremony, Ahmad stressed for the need of holding such events in future as well to let the new generation know difficulties our forefathers confronted during freedom struggle. Earlier Director InterBank Security Department Kamran Khan in his welcome address thanked the Governor (acting) and distinguished guests for sparing time for this ceremony to observe the Independence Day. Later, the Governor (acting) inaugurated Independence Day exhibition. The main objective of the exhibition was to give awareness to younger generation of history and struggle after the independence.-PR

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