Education spotlight
By News Desk
January 24, 2025
It is encouraging to see the government prioritising the education sector. Recently, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif urged global and local organisations to collaborate in creating sustainable opportunities to ensure education for women.
Additionally, I learned that a significant conference of 150 vice chancellors of universities from OIC member states is scheduled to take place on February 4 in Islamabad. Such initiatives reflect a positive step toward addressing educational disparities .
Hira Ayaz
Islamabad
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