'Only education can end Balochistan’s deprivation'
Adviser to CM on Sports, Culture and Tourism Abdul Khaliq Hazara vows to ensure facilities for youth and students
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The Adviser to Chief Minister on Sports, Culture and Tourism Abdul Khaliq Hazara has termed education the only tool to end Balochistan’s deprivation, vowing to ensure facilities for provincial youth and students.
He shared these views on Tuesday while meeting the delegation of Bolan Medical College’s (BMC) doctors. Hazara assured the delegation that the provincial government was seriously working to address their issues. The delegation apprised the adviser about their demands and difficulties faced by the BMC’s students including females.
“The current government is keen to uplift progress in Balochistan and ensure provision of facilities to every single individual living in the province,” Hazara said. He assured the delegation that their demands would be addressed.
In a separate ceremony, Hazara stressed upon parents to educate their children and added that without quality education, province’s deprivation cannot be eliminated.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 4th, 2020.
The Adviser to Chief Minister on Sports, Culture and Tourism Abdul Khaliq Hazara has termed education the only tool to end Balochistan’s deprivation, vowing to ensure facilities for provincial youth and students.
He shared these views on Tuesday while meeting the delegation of Bolan Medical College’s (BMC) doctors. Hazara assured the delegation that the provincial government was seriously working to address their issues. The delegation apprised the adviser about their demands and difficulties faced by the BMC’s students including females.
“The current government is keen to uplift progress in Balochistan and ensure provision of facilities to every single individual living in the province,” Hazara said. He assured the delegation that their demands would be addressed.
In a separate ceremony, Hazara stressed upon parents to educate their children and added that without quality education, province’s deprivation cannot be eliminated.
Published in The Express Tribune, March 4th, 2020.