ISLAMABAD :Deputy Chairman Senate Syedaal Khan Nasir has emphasised that education is the cornerstone of national progress, prosperity and economic stability, stressing the need to nurture young talent and provide opportunities for knowledge and skills development.
He said educated and talented youth were the true architects of Pakistan’s bright future and national development.
He expressed these views while presenting the first-ever degree of Alhamd Islamic University to Rubab Tabassum.
He congratulated her on the academic achievement and extended his best wishes for her bright and successful future.
On the occasion, the deputy chairman also congratulated President of Alhamd Islamic University, Prof Dr Shakeel Roshan, the university administration, faculty members and staff on achieving an important milestone in the institution’s academic journey.
He appreciated the university’s efforts to promote quality education in the country, saying educational institutions not only equip young people with knowledge and awareness but also prepare them to meet future challenges and play an effective role in national development.
Syedaal Khan Nasir observed that Pakistan’s youth possessed immense talent, competence and creative potential. He emphasised the need to provide them with greater access to quality education, modern knowledge and practical training so they could demonstrate their capabilities at national and international levels and emerge as valuable assets to the country.
He further said the government was focusing on reforms and initiatives to promote education, improve the education system and increase the literacy rate.
He stressed that cooperation and collective efforts between public and private educational institutions were essential to achieving this national objective.
He said an enabling environment and equal educational opportunities must be ensured so that every young person could progress according to their abilities and contribute to bringing pride to Pakistan.
The deputy chairman further emphasised that national interests must take precedence over political affiliations and differences for the country’s progress and prosperity.
He said a shared vision, coordinated strategy and practical measures to promote education and improve literacy were the need of the hour.
He expressed the resolve that positive initiatives by public and private institutions in the education sector should continue to be encouraged, as these institutions played a vital role in equipping young people with knowledge and skills and strengthening Pakistan’s future.
