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President Zardari Honors Abdul Sattar Edhi on 10th Death Anniversary

President Zardari Honors Abdul Sattar Edhi on 10th Death Anniversary

Key Takeaways

  • President Asif Ali Zardari paid tribute to Abdul Sattar Edhi.
  • Zardari described Edhi as the ultimate embodiment of service and compassion.
  • The tribute was issued on the 10th death anniversary of Abdul Sattar Edhi.

President Asif Ali Zardari has honored renowned humanitarian Abdul Sattar Edhi, paying rich tributes to him on his 10th death anniversary. In a message issued by the President, he eulogized Edhi as the ultimate embodiment of service, compassion and humanity, whose legacy continues to inspire generations.

The tribute was issued in recognition of the significant contributions made by Abdul Sattar Edhi during his lifetime. Known for his selfless work, Edhi founded the Edhi Foundation, which provides free medical services, ambulance services, and support to marginalized communities across Pakistan.

President Zardari's message highlighted Edhi’s dedication to helping those in need, emphasizing that his legacy lives on through the ongoing work of the Edhi Foundation. The President stated, 'Abdul Sattar Edhi was a true son of this soil who dedicated his life to serving humanity.'

The tribute came as part of a series of events marking the 10th death anniversary of Abdul Sattar Edhi. His passing on July 7, 2013, marked the end of an era in Pakistan’s social service landscape. The foundation he established continues its work under the leadership of his family and supporters.

In his message, President Zardari expressed deep admiration for Edhi's commitment to alleviating human suffering. He said, 'His selfless acts of kindness will always be remembered and emulated by future generations.'

The tribute also served as a reminder of the impact that individuals can have through their unwavering dedication to social causes. Abdul Sattar Edhi’s legacy is celebrated not only in Pakistan but across the world for his tireless efforts in providing humanitarian aid.

The Edhi Foundation, founded by Abdul Sattar Edhi, continues its work under the leadership of his family and supporters. The foundation operates over 100 hospitals, clinics, and ambulance services, serving millions of people annually.

'Abdul Sattar Edhi was a true son of this soil who dedicated his life to serving humanity.'

President Asif Ali Zardari, President of Pakistan