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Message of
Country GM
Relacom
on Independence
Anniversary of
Pakistan
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Abbas Ali Mirza
Country General Manager
Relacom Pakistan
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It was the positive nationalism, the spirit of community
building and cooperation towards peace, freedom and
prosperity, which led to the creation of the state of
Pakistan. Despite setbacks and hard times, Pakistan
has, by and large, remained true to Jinnah’s vision
while continuing to work towards the democratic ideals
of freedom and equality within a strong national identity.
Pakistan’s economy is grooming and the country is
rapidly moving towards stability and this is high time for
the people to work with zeal for a better Pakistan and
for furthering unity among the nation to accelerate this
process.
Relacom operating in 20 countries and employing
more than 20,000 professionals worldwide, works with
major telecom operators around the globe. Relacom is
celebrating connectivity with 63rd Independence
Anniversary by moving forward to connecting with great
enthusiasm and to renewed commitment to make
Pakistan strong, progressive and prosperous. Relacom
wishes the nation a very happy Independence
Anniversary.
Further, our contribution to the society should not be
restricted only to the unfortunate events like Tsunami.
This year the monsoon season caused the worst floods
in the history of Pakistan. Floods devastated and
washed away hundreds of villages and towns, in its
course. Having a deep penetration in Pakistan with
over 52 offices, Relacom believes it can make a
difference by using its resources and the reach within
the country. Relacom has established an emergency
response committee which will manage the relief
operations organized by Relacom Pakistan. That’s the
least the industry can do for the society it earns its
livelihood from. Also, Relacom is putting up a relief
camp in interior Sind where we have a network of our
operations/maintenance. This 3-day camp will be held
in one of the most affected areas, the Sukkur Division.
This camp will be run by Relacom management on
volunteer basis. This shall include medical facilities,
supplies, and medicines, along with 3 experienced
doctors from reputed hospitals of Karachi. In
continuation of the same effort, all the staff of Relacom
Pakistan will donate one-day salary for the affected
people in the form of basic supplies. In short, maximum
efforts are being made to generate funds for the
rehabilitation of flood-hit people.
Relacom Pakistan urges the industry to come forward
with helping hand for assuaging the pain and sufferings
of millions in the flood stricken area.
Long live Pakistan.
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