Election 2024; PTI Members Convention Australia
PTI Australia Holds Strategic Convention for Pakistani Diaspora Ahead of Elections
In preparation for the upcoming elections in Pakistan, PTI Australia organized a significant convention at their Australian headquarters at Melbourne.
The event saw a diverse turnout, with individuals from various walks of life participating and contributing strategies to mobilize overseas Pakistani citizens in Australia.
During the convention, President of PTI Australia, Mia Asif, delivered a compelling speech. He urged attendees to remain composed, advising against succumbing to emotions regardless of the election results. Asif emphasized the importance of focusing solely on the elections and rallying supporters to actively participate in the democratic process.
General Secretary Mr. Ahsan Zafar also addressed the audience, highlighting the transient nature of challenging times. He encouraged unwavering support for Pakistan and PTI, emphasizing the need for steadfastness.
President of PTI Victoria, Ahsan Amin, shared insights on how individuals could identify their local members and called upon attendees to encourage their relatives, friends, and family to cast their votes. He echoed Asif’s sentiment, emphasizing that if leaders remain resolute, so should their supporters.
Dr. Seema, a senior activist and community leader, stressed the significance of every individual vote and urged women not to underestimate the impact of their efforts. She passionately expressed continued support for Imran Khan, pledging allegiance despite potential challenges he may face.
Waseem Ghouri, President of the Minority Alliance Pakistan,addresses the public, expressing concern over PTI-supported candidates in Parachanar and emphasizing the crucial role of voting in the upcoming elections.
The convention featured addresses from other distinguished community leaders, including Dr. Sehbaz, Mia Manzoor, and Rana Shahid. The event concluded with prayers for the prosperity of Pakistan and success for PTI in the upcoming elections.
Reported by Mohammad Waqas
Voice of Australians
