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Punjab govt investing on youth for ensuring provision of quality education

byCT Report
04/08/2017
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LAHORE: Punjab Education Minister Rana Mashood Ahmad Khan has said that fragile economy has been revived due to untiring efforts of Federal and Punjab government. Punjab government is investing on youth and ensuring provision of quality education to ensure bright future of the country.

He was talking to the LCCI President Abdul Basit, Senior Vice President Amjad Ali Jawa and Vice President Muhammad Nasir Hameed Khan at the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry. Shahid Nazir, Hassam Ali Asghar, Shahrukh Jamal and Convener of the Standing Committee Umer Saleem were also present on the occasion.

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Provincial Minister said that talented students of poor and deserving families are getting education on government expense in best national and international educational institutions. He informed that the country would have huge employment opportunities for which the youth are being provided not only higher education but also imparted technical skills. He said that number of school goers has been increased from 8 million in 2008 to 10.53 million in 2017. He said that all necessary facilities have been ensured in the government schools. He informed the participants that World Education Forum has declared best emerging education model to the Punjab education model. He said that no education model can be successful without due participation of the community.

The LCCI President Abdul Basit said it sounds good that technical subjects are being made part of the curriculum under Pilot program with the help of Vocational Training Counsel and Technical Education & Vocational Authority in almost 100 schools in Punjab. He said that revamping and upgradation of workshops and laboratories in the school along is also a good initiative. He said that provision of technical education to the students will ensure self-employment.

Abdul Basit informed the provincial minister that the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry had declared 2017 the year of Industry-Academia linkage. Purpose of this initiative was to enhance interaction between the industrial sector and educational institution.

 

 

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