Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has announced the initiation of an educational emergency across Pakistan, emphasizing the indispensable role of education in national development.
In an address at the National Conference on Education held in Islamabad, Prime Minister Sharif underscored that education serves as the cornerstone of progress and prosperity for any nation. He highlighted the stark reality that millions of children, approximately 26 million, are deprived of access to schooling in Pakistan, presenting a formidable challenge to the country’s advancement.
Recognizing education as a fundamental human right, Prime Minister Sharif articulated that addressing this crisis is not only a moral imperative but also essential for the nation’s survival and growth.
Prime Minister Sharif articulated the imperative of addressing the multifaceted challenges impeding educational access and quality in Pakistan. He identified issues such as child malnutrition and stunting as formidable obstacles that must be overcome to ensure comprehensive educational development.
Despite financial constraints, Prime Minister Sharif emphasized the paramount importance of mobilizing resources and demonstrating unwavering commitment to achieving educational objectives.
Drawing parallels to Pakistan’s historic triumphs, including its journey to nuclear capability amidst external pressures, Prime Minister Sharif expressed confidence in the nation’s resilience and capacity to surmount challenges on the educational front.
Reflecting on past initiatives in Punjab, Prime Minister Sharif highlighted transformative measures undertaken to enhance educational accessibility and quality.
