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Special cell for talented students at Pak mission
The Pakistan Embassy will establish a special cell to support talented Pakistani students in the UAE. The announcement was made by Ambassador Jamil Ahmed Khan on the occasion of honouring young Pakistani students from various schools in the UAE.
He said it will be a special cell at the embassy and it will counsel and groom talented students.
“The youth of today is the hope and leadership of tomorrow; grooming and training them will give pay dividends in future and will add value to human rights that would in turn help remove violence,” Khan told the students.
He said the trend of terrorism and extremism in the region and beyond can only be addressed by focusing on the education sector.
“Talented children of overseas Pakistanis are adding to the image of the country. Therefore, parents and teachers of outstanding students deserve applause and should be an example for others,” the ambassador said.
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