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Sindh govt taking all steps to provide quality education: Baloch

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Sindh Minister for Labour and Human Resources Ghulam Murtaza Baloch has said that the provincial government is taking all possible steps to provide better education facilities and opportunities across the province. He said that all stakeholders including parents, teachers and students have to play their positive role in promotion of education.
The Provincial Minister stated this while addressing a rally, taken out from Pipri to Malir Press Club on Monday in order to create awareness on importance of education and to motivate parents to get their children admitted in government schools. District Education Officer Malir Noor Muhammad Solangi, other officers, large number of students and parents also attended the rally. The students were holding play cards for awareness of the issue.
Murtaza Baloch said that the Sindh government believes in providing education to every child of Sindh because no society can make progress without getting modern education’. He said that Sindh Government was not only providing free education to the students, but girl students were also getting stipends to motivate their parents to send their daughters to school.
He appreciated Sindh government that it had waived off the admission, enrollment and examination fees from secondary classes to Intermediate classes.
The Provincial Minister for Labour and Human Resources was of the opinion that unless the child of the labourer did not get education, he could not make progress. He said that under educational institutions, managed by Labour Department, we were trying to provide better education facilities to the children of the workers. Murtaza Baloch asked the parents and the teachers to pay special attention to the education of the students so that we might get better results.—INP

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