Parliamentary Secretary for Federal Ministry of Education and Professional Training, Ms. Farah Naz Akbar, Friday visited the Danish School Kuri Road project near Bahria Enclave and expressed satisfaction over the ongoing construction progress.
On the occasion, she reviewed the ongoing development work and expressed satisfaction over the pace and quality of progress and commended the project team for their dedication and professionalism.
I am confident that given the pace of the construction work and dedication of the workers, the school would be launching new session from March 2026, she said.
Akbar said it was a moment of pride and joy to witness the remarkable progress of the Danish School project.
Ms. Farah Naz Akbar also planted a tree on the school premises as part of the ongoing tree plantation campaign, reaffirming the government’s commitment to a greener and cleaner Pakistan.
“This is the first sapling I planted with my own hands, and today it stands as a foundation for the country’s educational development,” she remarked. She added, “Standing here today, I do not just see a structure of bricks and mortar — I see a dream turning into reality, a promise of opportunity being fulfilled, and a shining symbol of hope for future generations.”
Ms. Akbar commended the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional training under the leadership of a wise Minister, Dr Khalid MaqboolSiddique, the Secretary, Mr. NadeemMabub. She also appreciated the implementation of Project Management Unit headed by Project Director, Dr. Aaroon Das, their skilled workers, and the supervisory team for the hard work, dedication, and professional integrity.
