Islamabad, President Dr. Arif Alvi emphasized the need for universities in Pakistan to enhance the quality of education, underlining its critical role in the country’s development. The President’s remarks came during his address at the convocation ceremony of ICMA Pakistan in Islamabad.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, President Alvi urged a greater focus on the education and health sectors, highlighting them as fundamental facilities for citizens. He emphasized the importance of aligning academic courses with market job demands, suggesting that educational institutions adapt their curricula to better prepare students for the workforce.

The President also stressed the significance of improving intellectual resources as a means to confront the socio-economic challenges faced by Pakistan. His call for educational reform reflects a broader vision for national development through enhanced academic standards and more relevant educational offerings.

President Alvi’s advocacy for quality education resonates with the country’s aim to build a knowledge-based economy, equipped to navigate and address modern complexities and challenges.