Federal Health Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal attended the second Islamic Youth General Assembly in Islamabad as the event’s special guest and addressed a gathering of young leaders from across the country.
In his remarks he drew attention to the humanitarian crises facing Palestine, particularly Gaza, and reflected on the broader challenges confronting the Muslim Ummah. Mustafa Kamal stressed the human toll of ongoing violence and called for sustained focus on relief and protection for civilians.
He urged the new generation to carry a global message of peace, justice and compassion, encouraging Pakistani youth to use their platforms to amplify calls for humane solutions. Mustafa Kamal emphasized that responsible youth engagement can shape public opinion and influence policymaking on the world stage.
The global community must take immediate action, he said, insisting that international actors cannot remain passive in the face of atrocities in Gaza. Mustafa Kamal called for coordinated humanitarian aid, protection of civilians and diplomatic efforts to restore stability.
Reiterating his faith in young leadership, Mustafa Kamal said youth are the real force of change and urged them to mobilize for human rights, relief work and long-term reconciliation efforts across the region.
