Dr. Megh Raj Jagriti, President 2019-20
Over a hundred years ago Paul Harris and three of his friends initiated a rotatory meeting to fellowship and community service – setting an enduring legacy as a global leader in the humanitarian response of 1.2 million members some of the most daunting challenges facing the less-privileged through 34,000 clubs in over 200 countries.
Today, we the Rotary Club of Maseru, District 9370 continue with the spirit and tradition – Peace fellowship, service and taking decisive actions to make our communities a better place for those less fortunate than ourselves.
Rotary is not a political organization, but as Rotarians we are vitally concerned with everything pertaining to good citizenship, we are neither a religious group, but we congregate on eternal principles that serve as a moral compass for people of thought, throughout the ages, and we are not charitable entity but we let our actions exemplify the service and sacrifices to help others. We uphold the highest ethical standards in business and professions, united under the banner of service.
We, as members of the Rotary Club of Maseru of District 9370 reiterate that we refuse to accept conflict, poverty, and disease as a way of life. We use comparative competencies and backgrounds to out into perspective in unique ways the social issues we witness, so that we respond responsibly to create a lasting change.
While we are part of the international humanitarian community, we exist to make a difference at home here in the Kingdom of Lesotho, and do so leveraging our advantage, skills, resources, and CONNECTIONS, drawing from our Rotary theme ‘Connects the World’.
With support from our dedicated Board and the Directors of Departments, I am committing the club to set priorities aligning with strategic areas of focus - promoting peace, fighting disease, saving mothers and children, supporting education and building robust partnerships and collaborations to open the whole new world opportunities.
This year holds immense potential for us to grow and gives us the opportunity to learn more about our calling and service as Rotarians outside of weekly meetings over lunch.
Let our actions be informed by the truth, ensuring they are fair to the people we serve so that there is goodwill and better friendship in a way that is beneficial to all.
Today, we the Rotary Club of Maseru, District 9370 continue with the spirit and tradition – Peace fellowship, service and taking decisive actions to make our communities a better place for those less fortunate than ourselves.
Rotary is not a political organization, but as Rotarians we are vitally concerned with everything pertaining to good citizenship, we are neither a religious group, but we congregate on eternal principles that serve as a moral compass for people of thought, throughout the ages, and we are not charitable entity but we let our actions exemplify the service and sacrifices to help others. We uphold the highest ethical standards in business and professions, united under the banner of service.
We, as members of the Rotary Club of Maseru of District 9370 reiterate that we refuse to accept conflict, poverty, and disease as a way of life. We use comparative competencies and backgrounds to out into perspective in unique ways the social issues we witness, so that we respond responsibly to create a lasting change.
While we are part of the international humanitarian community, we exist to make a difference at home here in the Kingdom of Lesotho, and do so leveraging our advantage, skills, resources, and CONNECTIONS, drawing from our Rotary theme ‘Connects the World’.
With support from our dedicated Board and the Directors of Departments, I am committing the club to set priorities aligning with strategic areas of focus - promoting peace, fighting disease, saving mothers and children, supporting education and building robust partnerships and collaborations to open the whole new world opportunities.
This year holds immense potential for us to grow and gives us the opportunity to learn more about our calling and service as Rotarians outside of weekly meetings over lunch.
Let our actions be informed by the truth, ensuring they are fair to the people we serve so that there is goodwill and better friendship in a way that is beneficial to all.