Seminar held in Parachinar to pay tribute to late ANP leader Naseem Haider

A seminar was held at the Parachinar Press Club to pay tribute to the late Naseem Haider, a prominent political and social figure

PARACHINAR : A seminar was held at the Parachinar Press Club to pay tribute to the late Naseem Haider, a prominent political and social figure and former president of the Awami National Party (ANP), in recognition of his political struggle and services to the people of the region.

The seminar was attended by former Federal Minister Sajid Turi, Syed Wasi Syed Mian, Parachinar Press Club Chairman Ali Afzal, Professor Jameel Kazmi, ANP leaders from District Kurram, political and social figures, tribal elders, and a large number of young people.

Addressing the gathering, former Federal Minister Sajid Turi said that all political parties needed to set aside their differences, unite on a common platform and launch joint efforts to address the challenges facing the region.

He paid rich tribute to the political struggle and contributions of the late Naseem Haider, saying that the elders of the nation were valuable assets, whether alive or deceased, and their services and sacrifices should always be remembered.

He emphasized that unity and collective efforts were essential for finding lasting solutions to the problems faced by the people of the region.

Other speakers, including Professor Jameel Kazmi, prominent tribal leader Alam Jan, Abid Bangash, Imran Bangash, Press Club Chairman Ali Afzal, Sabir Bangash, Ramadan Ali Paracha and others, also paid glowing tributes to the late leader for his political services and struggle for the rights of the tribal areas.

The speakers said Naseem Haider had devoted his life to the development and prosperity of the region, rising above personal interests and working for the welfare of the people.

On the occasion, his colleagues, relatives and close associates recalled their memories of the late leader, highlighting his personal interactions, hospitality, noble character and commitment to public service.

They expressed the resolve that his sacrifices and contributions would never be forgotten.

The late leader’s son, Shafiq Hussain, also addressed the seminar and spoke about his father’s life, political struggle and dedication to public welfare. He said his father had always prioritised people’s rights and the development of the region.

Describing his father as a loving and compassionate parent, Shafiq Hussain said Naseem Haider had raised his children with affection and strong moral values.

He thanked all participants for attending the seminar and pledged to make every possible effort to carry forward his father’s mission and political ideals.

The seminar concluded with special prayers for the elevation of the late Naseem Haider’s status in the hereafter, as well as peace, security and prosperity in the region.