Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that whether they are called the youth or even referred to as “cockroaches,” people have the power to bring meaningful change if they stand united.
Speaking at a ceremony, he emphasized that Pakistan’s long-standing governance challenges cannot be resolved without comprehensive structural reforms, merit-based opportunities, and significant improvements in public services.
Naqvi urged political stakeholders to work together for the country’s future, stressing the need for a stronger system that delivers justice, creates employment opportunities, and meets the basic needs of citizens.
He said lasting national progress depends on unity, institutional reforms, and practical solutions rather than temporary measures or short-term fixes.
