Punjab

Protocol of state guest’: 54 top position holders taken to Murree

Smart contingent of police presents guard of honour to talented students on their arrival at Punjab House Murree.

APP December 16, 2013

54 top position holders taken to Murree. PHOTO: FILE

RAWALPINDI:

On the directive of the Punjab chief minister, 54 top position holders of matriculation annual examination-2013 from all nine education board of Punjab, were taken to Murree on a three-day study and recreational visit.

A smart contingent of police presented a guard of honour to the talented students on their arrival at the Punjab House Murree.

On the directive of Shahbaz Sharif, the position holders are being accorded protocol of ‘state guest’ during the visit.

District Coordination Officer (DCO) Rawalpindi Sajid Zafar Dal represented the chief minister at the guard of honor ceremony.

The position holders are from all education boards of the Punjab including Rawalpindi, Sargodha, Gujranwala, Lahore, Faisalabad, Sahiwal, Multan, Bahawalpur and DG Khan.

During the trip of the hill station, they will visit various picnic points of the town including.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 16^th, 2013

COMMENTS (3)

Sane Voice | 10 years ago | Reply @Pakistani: I think you are devoid of rational thinking and sentiments called encouragement, recognition, esteem, etc. etc...............things which cannot be measured in terms of money. but of course if you are from PTI then its a different story altogether..............the peole belonging to this specie tend to have a total myopic view of everything done by sharifs..................

Rumormonger | 10 years ago | Reply Punjab values its educated people and want them to be exemplary and role models for others, unlike other parts of Pakistan. Here in Karachi, which was considered to have the higher literacy rate, the quality of education has gone down drastically. A private group of colleges gifts a Suzuki car to one of its students who scores the highest in the board exams. Punjab (and KPK) will leave all other parts of Pakistan well behind I am convinced.

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