Workers laud the leadership of Mohsin Naqvi at Gaddafi Stadium

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi Friday intermingled with a large number of labourers who played an essential role in the accomplishment of the renovation work of the Gaddafi Stadium in a record time. 

In recognition of their efforts and hard work, the PCB chairman hosted a special luncheon for over 1500 workers. 

On this occasion, the PCB Chairman visited the workers at their seats, met them, and had lunch with them.   

 Mohsin Naqvi thanked the workers and appreciated their tireless efforts in completing the stadium. 

The workers in respone lauded the leadership quality of the interior minister Naqvi. 

They also took selfies and pictures with Chairman PCB. 

The PCB Chairman acknowledged the workers' dedication and told them that the completion of the stadium was made possible because of their hard work. 

During the event, Mohsin Naqvi invited the workers to the upcoming match between Pakistan and New Zealand, saying, "You are the heroes of the nation and deserve all the congratulations.

" He expressed his admiration for the workers and valued their dedication.

The workers expressed their happiness on this occasion, sharing that they had been working at the stadium for three months and were thrilled with its completion. 

One worker mentioned, "Mr. Mohsin, your hard work has paid off, we see you here at the stadium every morning and evening."

 The luncheon included mutton qorma, chicken roast, beef palou, and naan, while dessert and refreshments included zarda, raita, fresh salad, mineral water, cold drinks, and Kashmiri tea.

 Also present at the event were PCB senior officials, Advisor Amir Mir, Chief Operating Officer Sameer Ahmed, Chief Executive Officer PSL Salman Naseer, Pakistan cricket team's captain Muhammad Rizwan, Chief Financial Officer Javed Murtaza, Project Director of FWO, and representatives of NESPAK.

 PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi reaffirmed that the completion of Gaddafi Stadium involved his constant hard work, and it marks a new milestone for cricket fans.