According to Akamatsu Shuichi, the Japanese ambassador to Pakistan, the Japanese government would keep helping the people of Pakistan raise their standard of living.
He made this statement at the opening of two projects managing the Hana Development Council, a non-governmental organization dedicated to enhancing the area’s infrastructure and health, for the installation of electrical facilities in District Mandi Bahauddin.
Community leaders, members of the NGO Board, and officials from the Japanese Embassy attended the inaugural ceremony.
Eight towns received a grant of $42,818 in 2019 to provide sustainable energy facilities, while seven more communities in Mandi Bahauddin received a grant of $44,489 in 2022 to link.
According to the Japanese Ambassador, these initiatives have significantly improved thousands of people’s everyday lives.
According to him, it is about empowering people and enhancing lives, not only about putting up electricity networks and power lines.
Under its grant assistance program for grassroots human security projects, the Japanese government has contributed 92,307 dollars to two projects.
