Organised by Work for Smile and Urdu Global — Two Minutes’ Silence Observed in Honour of the Fallen Heroes
By Sabira Naheed Chaudhry, Bureau Chief — Urdu Global, Manchester
Manchester:
A dignified and heartfelt ceremony was held at Open Kitchen Manchester to mark Remembrance Day, jointly organised by Work for Smile and Urdu Global. The event brought together several community leaders, councillors, and local dignitaries who gathered to honour the sacrifices of those who gave their lives for peace and freedom.
The ceremony was attended by Member of Parliament Andrew Gwynne, Councillor Jill, Councillor Suzanne, Councillor Rabnawaz, Councillor Ahmed Ali, and Councillor Abid Chohan, the former Lord Mayor of Manchester. All speakers paid glowing tributes to the brave men and women who laid down their lives in defence of the nation.
Two Minutes of Silence Observed
A touching moment came when the entire hall stood in two minutes of silence in memory of the martyrs. The atmosphere was filled with deep respect and emotion as attendees reflected on the sacrifices made for freedom and peace.
Tributes and Messages
In their remarks, the dignitaries highlighted the universal message of Remembrance Day — peace, unity, and humanity. They acknowledged the contributions of people from diverse faiths and backgrounds who served together, symbolising the spirit of shared compassion that defines the United Kingdom today.
Organiser’s Remarks
The event organiser, Muhammad Khair uz Zaman, expressed heartfelt thanks to all guests and participants, stating:
“Remembrance Day reminds us that peace and service to humanity are the greatest values. We will continue to collaborate with Open Kitchen Manchester to organise more community welfare events for the betterment of society.”
Appreciation by Open Kitchen and Urdu Global
Muhammad Shehzad Ali Mirza, CEO of Urdu Global and Open Kitchen Manchester, thanked all councillors and MP Andrew Gwynne for their continued encouragement and support. He reaffirmed the organisations’ mission to serve the community selflessly and promote unity, kindness, and social welfare across Manchester.
Event Coordination and Hospitality
The programme was beautifully hosted by Adrak Zaman, who served as stage secretary, while guests were warmly received by Hafeez Chohan and Sohbat Ali, reflecting the true spirit of hospitality and respect.
Closing Ceremony
The event concluded with a special prayer for the martyrs and for global peace and prosperity. Guests took memorable photographs and pledged to continue their joint efforts in serving humanity and promoting goodwill.
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Appreciation by Open Kitchen and Urdu Global
Muhammad Shehzad Ali Mirza, CEO of Urdu Global and Open Kitchen Manchester, thanked all councillors and MP Andrew Gwynne for their continued encouragement and support. He reaffirmed the organisations’ mission to serve the community selflessly and promote unity, kindness, and social welfare across Manchester.
Event Coordination and Hospitality
The programme was beautifully hosted by Adrak Zaman, who served as stage secretary, while guests were warmly received by Hafeez Chohan and Sohbat Ali, reflecting the true spirit of hospitality and respect.
Closing Ceremony
The event concluded with a special prayer for the martyrs and for global peace and prosperity. Guests took memorable photographs and pledged to continue their joint efforts in serving humanity and promoting goodwill.
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