Report: ANI Correspondent:
KARACHI — Rotary Club Karachi Nexus organized a focus meeting to mark Literacy Month, attended by Rotarians, district officials and representatives from various sectors, including UNDP, UN agencies, NADRA and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
Chief Guest Faiz Kidwai, Chairman Rotary Pakistan UTC, said that improving the quality of education requires fixing the structure of government schools. He stressed the need for long-term education planning and developing children into responsible citizens.
District Governor Rotary International District 3271 Pakistan Shahzad Sabir appreciated the club’s Out-of-School Children Project and assured district-level support. He said he had promoted the initiative at various forums and supported making it a district-endorsed project.
General Secretary Muhammad Ali Haider briefed participants on the project aimed at ensuring that no school-age child remains out of school in two Union Councils.
Rotary Club Karachi Nexus President Malik Tahir Iqbal Arain highlighted the club’s initiatives in the education sector and announced plans to develop a disability agenda. The meeting also featured discussions on literacy, non-formal education and collaboration with partner organizations.
New members were also presented membership certificates during the event.
