Balochistan Centre of Excellence holds Resilient and Rising Pakistan conference in Quetta

QUETTA: The Balochistan Centre of Excellence, Government of Balochistan, held a round-table conference titled Resilient and Rising Pakistan in Quetta on 5 September on the occasion of Pakistan’s Defence Day. People from different fields attended.

Additional Secretary Home Department Jameel Ahmed Baloch said that Pakistan’s real strength lies not only in its defence capabilities but also in a strong, educated, united and responsible society. Chief Coordination Officer Dr Dost Muhammad said that institutions, youth and all sections of society must play their part together for a strong Pakistan.

Deputy Coordination Officer Ismat Khan called the education, awareness and positive role of young people important for the country’s future. He stressed the need to give them effective opportunities in national development. Abdul Mateen Akhunzada said that, in the light of Islamic teachings, national unity and collective responsibility are the foundation of progress.

BUITEMS lecturer Khalida Naz and young researcher Arsha Manzoor said that engagement is needed for Pakistan’s future, national unity and the building of a strong society. They also presented proposals in this regard.

Photo: courtesy DGPR Balochistan