Cemal Sangu emphasized that education is the driving force behind development, noting that 28 Turkish schools across Pakistan are currently educating over 13,000 students. He expressed his gratitude to the Center for Alternative Perspectives (CAP) for inviting him and honoring him at the event.
Dr. Samreen Bari Aamir, founder of CAP, remarked that Cemal Sangu’s tenure as Consul General will be remembered for years to come due to his impactful contributions.
Dr. Sundus Basharat Ahmed, General Secretary of CAP, welcomed the Consul General and stated that Pakistan-Türkiye relations continue to grow stronger with time.
Former Dean of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Karachi and CAP mentor, Dr. Shaista Tabassum, praised Sangu’s keen interest in promoting education in Pakistan.
Ali Asghar Arbab, Head of PTV World in Karachi, noted that Türkiye and Pakistan may be two nations, but they are culturally united as one.
General Secretary of the Palestine Foundation, Dr. Sabir Abu Maryum, thanked Cemal Sangu for his consistent support for the Palestinian cause.
Fatima Agha Shah, Dean of Social Sciences at Greenwich University, described Sangu as a cooperative and dedicated individual.
The event concluded with Dr. Sidra Ahmed, President of CAP, presenting a shield to Cemal Sangu as a token of appreciation for his contributions.
