Director General Ministry of Human Rights, Government of Pakistan Abdul Sattar has said that to achieve sustainable development goals; there is a need to work actively on a war footing. Government, Civil Society, Line Departments, and Ministries, including Parliament and Corporate Sector, to make poverty, ignorance, unemployment, injustice, gender discrimination, public health and peace and order sustainable in the beloved country through cooperation and cooperation. Therefore, continuing on the 21^st-century plan and program of the United Nations guarantees our independence and national development.

He expressed these views while addressing the national seminar concerning World Health Day organised by the Department of Social Welfare Training Institute (SWTI) and Islamabad Crescent Lions Club. On this occasion, former Additional Director General FIA Cyber Expert Syed Amar Jaffri, Chief Executive SDGs Academy Pakistan, was the chief guest while Sibtain Raza Lodhi Deputy Director Public Relations NHA HQ, Sr. Journalist Munir Ahmed Chief Executive Dev-Com Pakistan. Madam Zeib-Nisa Assistant Director Social Welfare Training Institute Islamabad (SWTI)- Ms. Raibil Pirzada Chief Executive Blind Fighting Foundation Pakistan, Syed Ansar Gilani YouTube Vlogger, Sultan Mehmood Shaheen Columnist, Muhammad Bilal Advocacy Officer Helpage International and other speakers were included.

Chief Guest Syed Ammar Jaffri said that the My beloved country is currently trapped in the grip of international powers. For the sake of the country, the entire nation has to unite and show patriotism with equality. To make the people prosperous, all sections of the society & Stakeholders must ensure progress with mutual struggle. By ensuring the attainment of The speakers, while addressing, expressed their resolve that “Every individual is the star of the nation’s destiny” by moving forward in the true sense, the goal can be reached. Only empty slogans and empty treasure and without vision, achieving goals will be impossible and uncertain. Later, the guest speakers answered the questions of the audience. The seminar was attended by experts, teachers, officers and representatives of civil society.