Governor Sindh has announced that a Day of Thanksgiving will be observed across the province after Friday prayers to celebrate the signing of the Gaza peace agreement, marking a moment of hope and unity for Muslims around the world.
He said this decision reflects Pakistan’s deep solidarity with the people of Palestine, who have endured immense suffering and hardship. The governor emphasized that the day will serve as a reminder of the power of peace, diplomacy, and faith in resolving long-standing conflicts.
Special prayers will be held in mosques across Sindh, with religious scholars and citizens joining together to thank Allah for this historic development. The governor urged people from all walks of life to participate and pray for lasting peace, justice, and stability in the Middle East.
He also praised the international efforts that led to the truce, noting that Pakistan has always stood firmly with the Palestinian cause. The Day of Thanksgiving, he said, symbolizes the nation’s compassion and shared joy with its Palestinian brothers and sisters.
The event will conclude with prayers for continued harmony, unity, and global peace.
