LAHORE  -  A dignified thanksgiving ceremony was organised by the Sundas Foundation to celebrate Yum-e-Tashakur, attended by prominent personalities from various walks of life, children suffering from thalassemia and hemophilia, their parents, and the foundation’s staff in large numbers.

The chief guest of the event was Muhammad Ajmal, chairman of the Punjab National Peace Committee for Interfaith Harmony, Government of Pakistan. He joined the children in cutting the thanksgiving cake and participated in their celebrations, adding to the charm of the event. On this occasion, the founder and president Yasin Khan, director Khalid Abbas Dar, and other office-bearers of the foundation welcomed the guest.

Muhammad Ajmal visited the ailing children under treatment, distributed gifts among them, and met their parents individually to understand their problems and needs. Speaking at the event, he said, “I pay heartfelt tribute to the Pakistan armed forces for their recent achievements and for giving a fitting response to the enemy in the defense of our beloved homeland. I salute the spirit of patriotism and unity of the entire nation, which stands like a fortified wall against every challenge.”

He praised the services of Sundas Foundation, stating, “This institution is a true beacon of humanitarian service and a ray of hope for innocent children who require expensive and long-term treatment.” Muhammad Ajmal urged the government, welfare organizations, and philanthropists to actively support institutions like the Sundas Foundation so that more and more children can be provided with treatment, happiness, and a brighter future.