Arfa Karim: Child prodigy remembered
Another memorial ceremony was organised for the child by Jago Pakistan, a non-governmental organisation.
MULTAN:
A reference meeting was held in the city on Thursday in memory of the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCPs) Arfa Karim Randhawa who recently passed away. The meeting was organised by Shaoor Taraqiati Tanzeem and Chopal Development Organisation. The organisers lighted candles and later held a prayer ceremony for the child prodigy. Speakers Shahid Mahmood Ansari, Munawar Khursheed Saddiqui, Mian Naeem Arshad and Aurangzeb Khan Baloch said the child’s achievement were a ray of hope for the bright future of the country. They said people like Arfa were the true ambassadors of the country. Another memorial ceremony was organised for the child by Jago Pakistan, a non-governmental organisation. Rabia Manal Khan Ahmad Sharif Chaudary and Aslam Qaisarani spoke at the occasion.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 20th, 2012.
A reference meeting was held in the city on Thursday in memory of the youngest Microsoft Certified Professional (MCPs) Arfa Karim Randhawa who recently passed away. The meeting was organised by Shaoor Taraqiati Tanzeem and Chopal Development Organisation. The organisers lighted candles and later held a prayer ceremony for the child prodigy. Speakers Shahid Mahmood Ansari, Munawar Khursheed Saddiqui, Mian Naeem Arshad and Aurangzeb Khan Baloch said the child’s achievement were a ray of hope for the bright future of the country. They said people like Arfa were the true ambassadors of the country. Another memorial ceremony was organised for the child by Jago Pakistan, a non-governmental organisation. Rabia Manal Khan Ahmad Sharif Chaudary and Aslam Qaisarani spoke at the occasion.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 20th, 2012.