Person who fears failure cannot succeed, says Nawaz Sharif

LAHORE: Former three-time prime minister and supremo of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N), Nawaz Sharif, asserted that one could not thrive in life if they were afraid of failing.

In his speech to the Sharif Medical City convention, Nawaz Sharif, the chairman of the Sharif Medical Trust, praised the work of Shahbaz Sharif, Governor Punjab, instructors, and medical professionals. It gives me great pleasure to take part in this esteemed occasion today. I also wish to applaud the distinguished educators, whose dedication has enabled every student to be in this position.

According to the leader of the PML-N, parents are equally involved in their children’s achievement. The long-standing Sharif Medical College has become a prominent establishment.

At Sharif Medical College, admission is contingent upon 100% merit. At Sharif Medical College, the merit culture has been encouraged rather than being suggested, according to Nawaz Sharif.

According to him, students must serve Pakistan since they are the nation’s future and its capital.
According to the former prime minister, the accomplished students were benefiting Pakistan in the real world since they had to put in a lot of effort to reform and advance society. He questioned the pupils, telling them to avoid negativity, cruelty, and rudeness.

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Shahbaz Sharif, the former prime minister and president of the PML-N, also spoke to the students. He expressed his gratitude to Chairman Sharif Medical Trust Nawaz Sharif, nominated Maryam Nawaz as Chief Minister, and, most importantly, thanked their father, Mian Muhammad Sharif, who founded this institution.

Shehbaz Sharif remarked, “The students who have received the medals and certificates today.” He claimed that it is the outcome of their diligent everyday labor.
He thanked the parents, instructors, and pupils, emphasizing that the goal of this line of work is to heal and take care of people. He exhorted the pupils to help people.