The president calls for visually challenged people to be included and empowered in socioeconomic advancement.

The society’s responsibility to facilitate them by showing consideration or making adjustments, honoring their autonomy, providing support, and incorporating their skills into the social and economic advancement of the nation.

In his remarks on White Cane Safety Day, which is honored on October 15 every year, the president stated that the purpose of the day is to honor and celebrate the remarkable fortitude, tenacity, and spirit of people with visual impairments.

“I really urge all Pakistani citizens and all public and private institutions to take action on this White Cane Safety Day. Whether it’s through small gestures of consideration or more significant modifications, I implore you to actively assist those with vision impairments in your everyday interactions.

As their perspectives, abilities, and contributions were vital assets to communal advancement, he also called for incorporating the exceptional talents and capabilities of visually impaired people into the nation’s social and economic development.

In addition to being a simple mobility aid, he claimed that the white cane was a potent representation of bravery in the face of difficulty, self-assurance in one’s skills, and independence in a world that was frequently created without taking into account the needs of people with different backgrounds.

According to President Zardari, the instrument also served as a reminder to society that a truly civilized and developed society was defined by its dedication to ensuring that every person, regardless of physical ability,