Sindh Governor and Chancellor Kamran Khan Tessori today called on the youth to eliminate negative thinking and adopt a positive mindset, ensuring success.
He said that there was no shortage of talent or resources in Pakistan, and the youth must step forward to dismantle the outdated system, as the country’s future lied in their hands. He made these remarks during his address at the 12th convocation of Dawood University of Engineering and Technology Karachi held at the Governor House.
The event was attended by Federal Minister for Education Dr Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui, Vice-Chancellor, faculty members, students, and their parents. The Sindh governor urged parents to encourage their talented daughters and allow them to grow. He stressed that the country’s resources must be invested in the youth. He also praised Dawood University for maintaining its quality consistently over the years.
In his address to the students, Chancellor Tessori urged them to reaffirm their commitment to serving their parents, stressing that it was their duty. He also remarked that the students had not just received degrees but secured their future. Addressing the parents, he urged them to provide proper education to their daughters and not just showcase their degrees.
Tessori also said that modern IT courses were being offered at the Governor House, with 50,000 students enrolled in these programs. He revealed that an IT course, usually costing Rs80,000, was available for free at Governor House. He further added that the doors of the Governor House were open 24/7, and if any young person faced difficulties, they could ring the ‘Bell of Hope,’ signaling the governor’s support in solving their problems.
Discussing the challenges faced by Karachi, the governor expressed concern over the city’s deteriorating state, with garbage heaps and potholes everywhere, and the tragic incidents caused by reckless dumpers. He emphasized the need for collective action to solve these problems and encouraged the youth to embrace social media’s positive potential.
The governor also mentioned the celebration of “Muhajir Culture Day” on December 24, which will honor the efforts of their forefathers before and after the creation of Pakistan. He concluded by expressing hope for a brighter future and confidence that lie in collaborative efforts.