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United Front Set for Victory in Pakistan Association New Zealand Elections 2025

April 13, 2025

Pakistan Association New Zealand Elections 2025 preparations underway, United Front panel under the leadership of presidential candidate Mian Naveed Hameed and general secret candidate Chaudh Kashif set for definite victory, ready to sweep the electoral field.

A grand event was held today in the city of Auckland in connection with the Pakistan Association New Zealand Elections 2025, organized by the United Front panel, in which the Pakistani community participated with great enthusiasm and registered their votes in large numbers. United Front’s victory is being seen as certain, with the community already beginning to prepare for celebrations.

The United Front is being led by presidential candidate Mian Naveed Hameed, who has previously served twice as President of the Pakistan Association New Zealand. On this occasion, general secret candidate Chaudh Kashif was also especially prominent, winning hearts with his strong presence and impactful speech. Speaking at the event, Chaudh Kashif stated that under the leadership of President Naveed Hameed, we will win and serve the community wholeheartedly, while also working to strengthen diplomatic ties between the two countries and make Pakistan proud abroad.

According to international news agency Al Mudassar News Agency, the Election Commission has set April 14, 2025, as the last date for voter registration, while the elections will take place on April 18, 2025. The United Front’s campaign has already infused new energy into the community.

Other members of the United Front panel include Vice President Umar Khayyam, Joint Secret Ayesha Kousar, and Treasurer Mushtaq Hussain Bangash, who stated that the community’s full confidence is with us, and with this support, we have already won the election. April 18 will be a formality after which we will fulfill our promises to serve the community.

The event was not only a reflection of election preparations but turned into a true community festival, where unity, service, and leadership came together — and United Front appeared to be ahead of the curve with its strong candidates.Report by: Al Mudassar News Agency, Auckland – New Zealand

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Published April 13, 2025

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