In an effort to assist students across the state, Sindh Governor Kamran Khan Tesori has introduced a comprehensive scholarship programme.
Governor Tesori announced the start of a free scholarship programme under his direct supervision and stressed the value of education during the first counselling session at Governor House Karachi.
Governor Tesori emphasised that the initiative’s purpose of sending worthy students overseas for studies based on merit was being highlighted when she said, “This scholarship programme reflects my commitment to fostering education.”
He also gave specifics on the establishment of a special cell at Governor House Karachi to assist and guide scholarship applicants.
With this announcement, extensive career counselling sessions aimed at assisting students in achieving academic success and future opportunities get underway.
Governor Tesori stressed the value of education during his speech at the first counselling session at Governor House Karachi. He also announced the start of a free scholarship programme that will be run under his direct supervision.
Governor Tesori reaffirmed his dedication to seeing that the initiative succeeds and giving gifted young people in Sindh access to educational possibilities. According to the governor, Sindhi students can apply on the basis of merit, and those who are chosen will be sent to further their education overseas.
He admitted that the nation is split along political, linguistic, and sectarian lines in addition to having economic difficulties. The news signifies the start of in-depth career counselling sessions meant to direct pupils towards future prospects and academic success.
Governor Tesori reaffirmed his personal commitment to seeing that the initiative succeeds and giving gifted young people in Sindh access to educational possibilities.
“Everyone is welcome to the Governor’s House, and efforts are being made to address the issues that the people are facing,” Tessori continued.
2.2 million people have visited the Governor’s House since it opened 20 months ago, according to him, and he has changed the system there. It is currently open around-the-clock.
Tessori further mentioned that part of the wall surrounding the Governor’s House was demolished in order to build a gate for the IT University.
