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Updated 19 Apr, 2021

Actor Imran Abbas has been appointed by the Turkish government its goodwill ambassador from Pakistan and will be heading to countries in Africa to perform acts of charity.

The Dil-e-Muztar actor announced the exciting news on social media.

"Honoured to be selected by the Government of Turkey and its Ministry of Religious Affairs (Dayaanat) as the goodwill ambassador from Pakistan to visit this week, to Tanzania and many African countries along with leading Turkish actors to provide water, food, education and other basic needs of life to the people of those countries, alongside presenting the gift of thousands of Quran e Pak to the Muslims as well. Alhamdolillah!!" he posted.

In a conversation with Images, he explained the reasons for his trip.

"The ministry of religion and cultural affairs in Turkey is distributing charity in Tanzania and some other African countries. Giving the Muslims there copies of the Holy Quran and providing everyone else water, food, shelter and education — all the facilities we can within the range of what we can on a government level — we will be doing," Abbas said.

He added that they will be heading there in a chartered plane along with other Turkish actors, whose names he cannot disclose yet.

Comments

M. Saeed Apr 19, 2021 02:47pm
Imran Abbas appears to be proceeding on a path similar to that of Junaid Jamshed.
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Syed Ahmed Apr 19, 2021 02:55pm
Great news
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Thinking Apr 19, 2021 03:37pm
Essence of the story is this guy will be traveling in chartered flight. This guys turkey trip gave him a ambassador job in return. Adnans turkey trip yet to give any fruit
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well-wisher Apr 19, 2021 06:35pm
Do a good job Imran and set an example of a true Muslim without an agenda. Serve fully with your hearts this Turkey Team.
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TZaman Apr 19, 2021 07:21pm
Turkey, their economy is in shambles but failed government keeps on doing propaganda.
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Memon Abdul Apr 20, 2021 01:43am
Tanzania in 2021 - I guess better late than never - at least they will get to meet the real humanitarians who don't do charity then publicise...
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Ali Wali Apr 20, 2021 07:41am
@M. Saeed - path that takes you to build a multi million $ conglomerate, Ramadan shows, reciting Naat with pan-in, pan-out closeups, public life and couple of private lives ..cashing-in both pop and Islamic culture...that’s surely a proven path to success.
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