Economic revival: CM stresses uplift of education and health sectors
Compared to Rs4 billion set by previous government, Shah's incumbent government earmarked Rs16 billion for education.
The CM said that the provincial government was focusing on providing standard education. PHOTO: EXPRESS
KARACHI:
The Chief Minister Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah has offered all facilities to the reputed foreign educational institutions specially those belonging to Britain for application of their educational and training expertise in language and technical skill development for youth in Sindh Province.
He offered this while responding to the interest of participation in the educational field expressed by a four-member delegation of Pak-UK Chamber of Commerce and Industries led by President Razi Khan on Monday.
The CM said that the provincial government was focusing on providing standard education and technical skills to the young generation bringing reforms from primary to higher education. He said that compared to Rs4 billion earmarked by the previous government, this government has earmarked Rs16 billion for education.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 1st, 2013.
The Chief Minister Sindh Syed Qaim Ali Shah has offered all facilities to the reputed foreign educational institutions specially those belonging to Britain for application of their educational and training expertise in language and technical skill development for youth in Sindh Province.
He offered this while responding to the interest of participation in the educational field expressed by a four-member delegation of Pak-UK Chamber of Commerce and Industries led by President Razi Khan on Monday.
The CM said that the provincial government was focusing on providing standard education and technical skills to the young generation bringing reforms from primary to higher education. He said that compared to Rs4 billion earmarked by the previous government, this government has earmarked Rs16 billion for education.
Published in The Express Tribune, October 1st, 2013.