Int’l moot on girls education next week
Islamabad: In line with the directive of the prime minister, the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training is going to organise the International Conference on Girls' Education here on January 11 and 12.
Ministry officials said the event, which held special significance for both the prime minister and president, would bring together representatives from 55 countries. They said the moot was a global platform to address critical challenges, share best practices, and develop strategies for advancing girls' education worldwide.
The officials said the active involvement and support of the country’s leadership underscored the significance of this initiative. They said the event’s success would be ensured through close collaboration with other ministries, reflecting a unified national effort to promote this critical cause.
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