OTAWA: Nobel Peace laureate Malala Yousafzai, who became only the sixth person to receive honorary Canadian citizenship said she is proud of Pakistan and vowed to take it to newer heights.
Speaking to a private TV channel, she stated, “I am proud of Pakistan and I miss Pakistan. We are Pakistanis and we will take our country forward,” she pledged, adding that she will come to Pakistan soon.
Malala leaped to global fame after a Taliban gunman shot her in the head on a school bus in October 2012 for defending her right to attend school.
She has lived in the English city of Birmingham, where she continues to advocate for women´s rights, since a successful operation following the attack.
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