Our Correspondent Khairpur
Federal Minister for Education & Professional Trainings and National Heritage & Culture Shafqat Mahmood has said the federal government was committed to conserve rich national heritage and culture for future generations. He expressed these views during his paid visit to Faiz Mahal Khairpur Saturday where he also attended reception hosted by Dr Ghulam Ali Mallah Secretary Inter Board Committee for Chairmen (IBCC) in his honour.
Addressing to the participants of the reception, Shafqat Mahmood narrated that Pakistan’s heritage was a real asset for the nation. It was imperative to protect our heritage and civilization for future generation, he added. He commented on the contribution of Talpur dynasty of Khairpur over protecting of national heritage.
He said that coronavirus pandemic has affected studies of students; however, primary and middle schools as well as all universities will reopen from February 1 on Monday. Shafqat Mahmood extended special thanks to Dr Mallah for hosting reception in his honor at the historical heritage of Sindh. He remarked that Dr Mallah was rendering his services significantly and proactively as IBCC head in the ministry. Earlier, Dr Mallah presented his welcome address and warmly welcomed the guests who came from Islamabad and Khairpur.
He said Shafqat Mahmood was an eminent scholar and committed professional who rendering his excellent services for the cause of promotion of education, national heritage and culture. He said that the country is suffering from high level of corruption because of personal interests and looting of past rulers. Now there is a Prime Minister in Pakistan who is honest and no one can accuse him of any wrongdoing, he added.
Responding to Prime Minister Imran Khan’s statement about the province, the minister said Sindh is our province and what PM Imran meant was that Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf is not in government in the province. He further said that history and heritage of Sindh is worth seeing and he is also on visit of the province from last few days.
