Shahbaz Sharif congratulates Ayan Kashif, an outstanding student of Daanish School, and discusses future plans for youth

Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif recently met with Mohammad Ayan Kashif, a student of Danish School, who has secured first rank in the Intermediate and Higher Secondary Education Examination in Lahore.

Daanish schools are the PM’s vision PakistanShahbaz Sharif. Through this initiative, he hopes to ensure that students from disadvantaged, underprivileged backgrounds get equal access to facilities.

The student was accompanied by his mother and grandmother during the meeting with the Pakistani Prime Minister, who extended heartfelt congratulations to the young boy and his family for the achievement.

The principal of Danish School, where Ayan Kashif studied, also came to the Prime Minister’s office. The Prime Minister welcomed all the members of the delegation and congratulated them for their hard work and achievements.

In his interaction with Kashf, Prime Minister Sharif recalled the challenges faced by the young boy after his father’s death. The Prime Minister said he was proud of the young boy as he had made his family proud.

The Prime Minister then recalled that the school system was established to help children who had lost their parents. He asked the senior official about his experience as a student at the Daanish School.

He inquired about the conditions of the school dormitories and the quality of food, and stressed his desire to continue serving the people of all provinces of Pakistan.

Therefore, the Prime Minister announced that they will expand the school network to other provinces and regions. He said they will build new schools in the former Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Autonomous Region of Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan as well as in rural areas.

Furthermore, at the same meeting, he announced that they have acquired land to build a Daanish school in Islamabad. He called the country’s youth the key to the nation. develop and elaborated that he has met with some stakeholders to discuss youth programmes.

The Prime Minister said they want to train the youth of the country to increase their productivity in the fields of industry, information, technology and others.