Coronation Street Star Honors Working Class Actors with MBE Dedication
Several individuals have been recognized for their significant contributions to society through prestigious awards. Among them is Dr. Nasser Kurdy, a consultant surgeon honored with an MBE for his work in community interfaith reconciliation. Dr. Kurdy, who was attacked outside the Altrincham Islamic Centre in Hale in September 2017, conveyed his feelings about the incident, stating that he felt neither hate nor resentment despite the violent experience.
Dr. Nasser Kurdy: A Beacon of Forgiveness
Following the attack, Dr. Kurdy established the initiative “I Forgive Hate.” This program focuses on delivering talks in schools, community centers, and prisons, promoting messages of peace and forgiveness. His dedication to community service has garnered significant recognition.
Detective Chief Superintendent Jon Chadwick Awarded KPM
In addition to Dr. Kurdy, Detective Chief Superintendent Jon Chadwick received the King’s Policing Medal (KPM). As the head of serious crime for Greater Manchester Police, he has played a critical role in various high-profile incidents. His involvement in major events includes the devastating Manchester Arena attack and the Covid-19 pandemic response.
Dedication to Policing Excellence
Chadwick has worked closely with the College of Policing and the UK Disaster Victim Identification (UKDVI) team. His extensive experience has been invaluable in ensuring effective responses to crises.
Upon receiving the KPM, Chadwick reflected on the honor, saying, “I have the best job in the force. To be awarded the KPM for doing something I love feels extremely fortunate and surreal.”
Conclusion
- Dr. Nasser Kurdy: MBE for community interfaith reconciliation.
- Jon Chadwick: KPM recipient for his work in serious crime and crisis response.
Both individuals exemplify resilience and dedication, significantly contributing to their communities through their respective fields. El-Balad honors their accomplishments and the inspiring messages they share.