Sindh Governor Muhammad Kamran Khan Tessori attended the convocation ceremony of Dawood University at Governor House here on Saturday. He welcomed Prof. Dr. Samreen Hussain, distinguished teachers, meritorious graduates and their parents and distinguished guests on their arrival at The Governor House. Governor Sindh said that the parents rightly deserve commendation, who taught the children with their blood and sweat for 16 years.
Urging the students not to forget two people in life, one parent and other teachers, he added that today is an important milestone in your life, as you embark on a new journey full of unlimited possibilities in the graduate class of 2024. Governor Sindh asked whether we have been given good quality education. He questioned; Why Karachi Grammar School is the only institution with high standards of education? if you want to see and do good works, then the example of Hussain Dawood we can count on.
Governor Sindh said that it is the responsibility of the government to provide good education and health facilities, Governor mentioned that “We always extend the bowl for IMF rather to achieve goals from within our country. Governor Tessori said that our youth surely have the courage to get the country out of difficult situations. He said that we have been divided into sects, adding that we have to learn from our neighboring countries, who are far ahead of us in development.
We have open sea resources but the citizens face water shortage, for the decades struggle have not been able to lift export despite measures, said the Governor. Kamran Tessori said that the gold medals of young female entrepreneurs shouldn’t just displayed on the walls but to imply their potentials for the sake of country. Governor Sindh emphasized that the young professionals should be motivated with right direction.
Governor Sindh Muhammad Kamran Khan Tessori said that we have to end hopelessness, do our part then we will surely emerge as developed nation. During the convocation ceremony, the governor presented medals among the graduates of Dawood University.
