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Pakistani expats told to respect local laws
(MENAFN- Arab News) Pakistani Ambassador Manzoor ul Haq urged his countrymen to respect the culture and regulations of the host country during their stay in the Kingdom.
He was addressing members of the Pakistan Writers Club-Riyadh.
Haq said their good behavior would bring good name to the country.
The envoy explained that violation of local laws could lead to unwanted problems and end up with hassles not only to the workers but also to their families back home.
The ambassador gave a patient hearing to the members of the club who came out with various problems faced by the community.
Haq appreciated the literary activities of Pakistani expats. He said the mission would continue to carry out its regular cultural activities for the benefit of its people living in the Kingdom. There are some two million Pakistani expats in the Kingdom.
Among the community problems that were taken up during the discussions included the sorry state of Pakistani community schools in the Kingdom specially regarding their deteriorating teaching standards and the need for community schools in remote villages and towns where there is a concentration of Pakistanis.
He was addressing members of the Pakistan Writers Club-Riyadh.
Haq said their good behavior would bring good name to the country.
The envoy explained that violation of local laws could lead to unwanted problems and end up with hassles not only to the workers but also to their families back home.
The ambassador gave a patient hearing to the members of the club who came out with various problems faced by the community.
Haq appreciated the literary activities of Pakistani expats. He said the mission would continue to carry out its regular cultural activities for the benefit of its people living in the Kingdom. There are some two million Pakistani expats in the Kingdom.
Among the community problems that were taken up during the discussions included the sorry state of Pakistani community schools in the Kingdom specially regarding their deteriorating teaching standards and the need for community schools in remote villages and towns where there is a concentration of Pakistanis.
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