Youth from North Waziristan set off on a three-day enjoyable and enlightening excursion as part of the Pakistan Army’s “Ilm Tolo Da Para” project.

The young participants in the trip had a great time touring some of Islamabad’s most notable sites, such as the magnificent Faisal Mosque, Ayub Park, Pakistan Museum of Natural History, Pakistan Monument Museum, Folk Heritage Museum, and the picturesque Lake View Park.

The Imam led an insightful workshop for the students at Faisal Mosque, exploring the mosque’s significance and its place in the history of the country.

The youth’s awareness of their country’s legacy was strengthened by their visits to the People’s Heritage and Pakistan Monument, which provided them with valuable insights into the sacrifices made during Pakistan’s founding.

As the eager young people engaged in exhilarating rides, games, and other leisure pursuits, Ayub National Park transformed into a playground where they made enduring memories.

The youth gave the Pakistan Army their sincere gratitude for organising this beneficial event that combined learning with leisure.

The Iranian President’s wife, Dr. Jamileh-Sadat Alamolhoda, claimed on Monday that Islam had illuminated the globe 1400 years ago by emphasizing the value of knowledge.

She said, “Knowledge without ethics has no value,” during her speech at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML).

Dr. Jamileh earlier today opened the university’s cultural festival. She visited a number of foreign and national booths exhibiting distinct cultures and customs.

Attendees included academic members, a sizable student body, Director General Brig Shahzad Munir, Rector NUML Major General (retd) Shahid Mahmood Kayani, and many others.

Speaking to the pupils, Dr. Jamileh added that religious leaders in Iran and this area were crucial in keeping the nations unified during the colonial era.

She was impressed by Muhammad Iqbal, the Poet of the East, for his contribution to the dissemination of Islamic norms and knowledge via his poetry.

She also gave a speech at the launch of her own book, “The Art of Living Femininely,” adding that it was also being translated into Urdu.

She expressed gratitude for NUML’s contribution to the creation and sharing of knowledge and expressed a willingness to investigate the potential for reciprocal scholarly cooperation in the fields of languages and science and technology.

Thanking the NUML administration for welcoming her and giving her a chance to engage with the teachers and students, Dr. Jamileh expressed her gratitude.

In his remarks at the event, the Rector NUML stated that profound people-to-people links as well as bilateral relations between Pakistan and Iran are historical, fraternal, and mutually trustworthy.

The honorable guest accepted an honorary doctorate in educational sciences from the NUML Rector.

Syed Sardar Ali Shah, Sindh Minister for Education, chaired a meeting on Wednesday and announced that the curriculum and course work for non-formal education have been developed, and a public-private partnership’Sindh Non-formal Education Authority’ will be formed in collaboration with JICA and UNICEF.

According to Sardar Shah, out-of-school students will be able to finish class eight and receive vocational education within the non-formal education system.

He stated that non-formal education facilities will be opened in areas with more out-of-school children to make it easier for them to receive an education. Over two million boys and girls in the province will be taught in four years.

The minister called the post-primary dropout ratio the largest concern and said primary schools will be modernized.

“We have to focus on teaching subjects of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics to students,” the minister said.

To encourage youth to showcase their talent, the minister ordered the Directorate of Private Schools and District Education Officers to organize district, divisional, and provincial science exhibitions.

In a separate meeting with Directorate of Private Institutions staff, the education minister ordered enhanced tracking of private schools.

There will be 35 provincial inspectors to monitor private schools at the district level.

The minister stated that private schools must offer 10% scholarships and teach Sindhi. Collaborate with the Sindhi Language Authority to train teachers to improve Sindhi language instruction.