Staff Reporter
Governor of Sindh Imran Ismail on Saturday said that the government was providing opportunities to youth under the `Kamyab Jawan Programme’ and the loan up to Rs five million was being given to youth.
He expressed these views while addressing as the chief guest in the first certificate distribution ceremony of the Osman Institute of Technology held at NED University of Engineering and Technology prmises.The governor said that young people prefer to go abroad even though there was everything in this country; there were opportunities in Pakistan, but the youth have to show courage and Almighty Allah will help them. He said that the parents’ efforts were behind the success of the students and they give many sacrifices so as to make the future of their children prosperous.
Vice Chancellor of NED University, Prof. Sarosh Hashmat Lodhi, Director Usman Institute Dr Zahir Ali Syed, Registrar, Professors and parents were also present on the occasion. The governor said that big people think big, their dreams are big, so the students should dream big.
He stressed Pakistan was far ahead of Thailand, Dubai and Malaysia in the initial period and now once again the eyes of the whole world were on Pakistan and the country was emerging again. The hard work of young people would take this country further, he added. As many as, 271 students were awarded certificates, six students were awarded gold medals and Rs 25,000 each cash on their outstanding performance.
Director Usman Institute of Technology (UIT) Dr. Zahir Ali Syed said that over 4,000 students have successfully completed their graduation from UIT in the last 25 years.
Youth urged to avail Kamyab Jawan initiative
