Pakistan establishes an endowment fund for education and updates its national curriculum.

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KARACHI - The Pakistan Education Endowment Fund, worth Rs. 14 billion, and changes to the national curriculum have been introduced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif.

The premier announced a budget of three billion rupees for the endowment fund this fiscal year during the inauguration event in Islamabad in order to provide the young with an education and prepare them to build the country.

Additionally, he made it clear that this year's funding will be allocated directly to the kids in the form of scholarships rather than the endowment fund.

Shehbaz stated that he wants to see the Pakistan Education Endowment Fund's budget increase to Rs. 140 billion within the next ten years, claiming that this is the only way the nation can advance on the path of prosperity and development.

He remembered that the Punjab Education Endowment Fund, which awarded scholarships to 450 000 students, was founded in 2008.

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The Prime Minister referred to the promotion of education as a religious obligation and stated that special attention should be paid to the regions that lag behind in development.

The PM was reported by Radio Pakistan as stating, "We have to focus on education which is meaningful and has relevance with the modern-day requirements to better compete with the world."

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Rana Tanveer Hussain, the minister of education, stated during the event that the endowment fund will provide scholarships in a variety of fields, including nursing, engineering, and social sciences.

The minister went on to remark that include the Pakistani Constitution in the curriculum is a significant step because it would help young people understand their rights and obligations.

The PM was reported by Radio Pakistan as stating, "We have to focus on education which is meaningful and has relevance with the modern-day requirements to better compete with the world."

https://twitter.com/GovtofPakistan/status/1679080969666727936

Rana Tanveer Hussain, the minister of education, stated during the event that the endowment fund will provide scholarships in a variety of fields, including nursing, engineering, and social sciences.

The minister went on to remark that include the Pakistani Constitution in the curriculum is a significant step because it would help young people understand their rights and obligations.