Islamabad (News Reporter)
Central President of the All Pakistan Private Schools and Colleges Association, Dr. Abrar Hussain Malik, stated that private educational institutions play a vital role in promoting education and improving academic standards in the country. Appreciating the services of teachers, he said that it is through their dedication and hard work that students are progressing toward a bright future. He emphasized that collective efforts are necessary to further strengthen the educational system.
During his visit to Skardu and Baltistan, Dr. Abrar Hussain Malik visited various educational institutions at the invitation of educationist Arif Shehbaz, Principal of Paramount Education System Skardu; Iftikhar Hussain, Principal of Uswa Public School and College Skardu, Ameer Ali Patel Campus and President of the Private Education Network Skardu; and renowned educationist Muhammad Mir, Principal of Baltistan Public School and College Skardu. He reviewed the academic activities and performance of the institutions.
Dr. Abrar Hussain Malik said that thousands of students are benefiting from these educational institutions, which is a clear example of the promotion of education in the region. He praised the services of local teachers and remarked that their efforts to spread education are highly commendable.
He further stated that these institutions are fortunate to have experienced and highly qualified principals and teachers who are playing an important role in improving educational standards and guiding students toward success.
On this occasion, the principals and teachers thanked Dr. Abrar Hussain Malik and said that his contribution to the promotion of education serves as a shining example. Students warmly welcomed Dr. Abrar Hussain Malik upon his arrival. He interacted affectionately with the students and told them, “You are the bright future of Pakistan. Respect your teachers and learn from them.”
At the event, Principal of Uswa Public School and College Skardu and President of PEN, Iftikhar Hussain, presented a commemorative shield to Dr. Abrar Hussain Malik.