‘Education hub’: SALU appreciates Rs266m aid by Sindh government
University hosts iftar dinner, lauds CM’s efforts.
Nafisa Shah said that Salu was a gift of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and admired the efforts of Dr Shah for the promotion of education and research at the institute.
SUKKUR:
Shah Abdul Latif University (Salu), Khairpur, management appreciated the help the chief minister extended to the university when it was facing a financial crisis.
The Sindh government gave us Rs266 million in aid, said Salu vice-chancellor Dr Parveen Shah, during an iftar dinner in the honour of MNA Dr Nafisa Shah and former MNA Syed Javed Ali Shah Jillani. Dr Parveen added that the association’s great services have taken the university to the rank of seventh best university in general category among public sector institutes.
Speaking as a chief guest, Dr Nafisa Shah said that Salu was a gift of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and admired the efforts of Dr Shah for the promotion of education and research at the institute. She further proclaimed that university’s image entirely depended on its ranking. She was proud that Salu stood as seventh best in Pakistan. She further emphasised for the set-up of Centre of Excellence at Salu.
Dr Nafisa lauded Khairpur district’s efforts towards education as Mehran Engineering University had set up its Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto campus, Agriculture Engineering College and Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences’ branch Khairpur Medical College were separately set up. She pointed out the Thar Coal Development Authority as an important achievement of the present government, when it would become operative and solve energy problems to some extent.
Speaking as honorary chief guest, Syed Javed Ali Shah Jillani assured the university that its genuine needs will be met on priority, since it was their hometown university. He further praised the efforts of Qaim Ali Shah for making the district an ‘education hub’.
Mir Hassan Maitlo of Employees Welfare Association stated that university’s grievances were being met and resolved on a priority basis. The guests were presented with traditional Ajraks as souvenirs.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 6th, 2013.
Shah Abdul Latif University (Salu), Khairpur, management appreciated the help the chief minister extended to the university when it was facing a financial crisis.
The Sindh government gave us Rs266 million in aid, said Salu vice-chancellor Dr Parveen Shah, during an iftar dinner in the honour of MNA Dr Nafisa Shah and former MNA Syed Javed Ali Shah Jillani. Dr Parveen added that the association’s great services have taken the university to the rank of seventh best university in general category among public sector institutes.
Speaking as a chief guest, Dr Nafisa Shah said that Salu was a gift of Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and admired the efforts of Dr Shah for the promotion of education and research at the institute. She further proclaimed that university’s image entirely depended on its ranking. She was proud that Salu stood as seventh best in Pakistan. She further emphasised for the set-up of Centre of Excellence at Salu.
Dr Nafisa lauded Khairpur district’s efforts towards education as Mehran Engineering University had set up its Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto campus, Agriculture Engineering College and Liaquat University of Medical and Health Sciences’ branch Khairpur Medical College were separately set up. She pointed out the Thar Coal Development Authority as an important achievement of the present government, when it would become operative and solve energy problems to some extent.
Speaking as honorary chief guest, Syed Javed Ali Shah Jillani assured the university that its genuine needs will be met on priority, since it was their hometown university. He further praised the efforts of Qaim Ali Shah for making the district an ‘education hub’.
Mir Hassan Maitlo of Employees Welfare Association stated that university’s grievances were being met and resolved on a priority basis. The guests were presented with traditional Ajraks as souvenirs.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 6th, 2013.