In a significant moment for Pakistan’s educational and diplomatic outreach, Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif extended his congratulations to Israr Khan Kakar, the newly elected President of the Oxford Union, during a meeting held at the Prime Minister’s House in Islamabad.
Israr Khan Kakar, a distinguished native of Balochistan, has made history by securing the prestigious role at the University of Oxford’s renowned debating society. This achievement underscores his exceptional abilities and dedication, marking a proud moment for both his home province and Pakistan as a whole.
Prime Minister Shehbaz warmly welcomed Israr, praising his accomplishments and emphasizing that young talents like him are essential to shaping Pakistan’s bright future. The Prime Minister highlighted that Israr’s rise to prominence is a clear demonstration of his perseverance and determination.
In his remarks, PM Shehbaz expressed hope that Israr, along with other gifted Pakistani youth, will continue to make significant contributions on the global stage, bringing honor to their country. He also acknowledged Israr’s journey from Balochistan, noting that his success, achieved through scholarships and relentless hard work, serves as a source of national pride.
Additionally, the Prime Minister discussed the Pakistan Education Endowment Fund, which allocates 20% of its resources specifically for students from Balochistan, aiming to facilitate their access to higher education.
During their meeting, Israr extended an invitation to PM Shehbaz to address the Oxford Union, expressing his gratitude for the government’s initiatives to empower youth and ensure equal development opportunities.
Israr reaffirmed the commitment of Pakistani youth, including himself, to advancing the country’s progress and prosperity.
