People’s National Congress Reform (PNCR) General Secretary Amna Ally has said that as the party prepares to observe its Diamond jubilee, it remains committed to fighting poverty and establishing the economic independence of working people.
“The PNCR’s policy will be geared to finding ways to increase wealth and not to perpetuate poverty,” Ally told a press conference last Friday. “Our party has never forgotten and will never forget its duty. It will never forsake the working people of this country,” she further said, while noting that the party also remains committed to achieving national unity and building bridges to all communities and groups that are interested in the well-being of the people and the progress of the country.
Ally added that when the PNCR on October 5, 2017, formally celebrates 60 years since the formation of the PNC, under the theme “United and Strong: Sixty Years On,” though proud of its stewardship of this nation while in office, it will be looking to the future with a firm resolve and prepared to respond to the demands of the changing social, political and economic environment.
