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Sialkot Schools Reopen with Enhanced Security Measures

Sialkot schools reopening Sialkot, August 28, 2025, 11:00 AM PKT – Sialkot Schools Reopen with Enhanced Security Measures Public and private schools and colleges in Sialkot reopened on August 28, 2025, after a one-day closure on August 27 due to security concerns, the district administration announced. The reopening includes heightened security protocols to ensure the safety of students and staff across the city. Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Zulqarnain told NEN, “We’ve deployed additional police at educational institutions to restore confidence.” The closure was prompted by a reported security situation, with no specific details disclosed (web:7). Over 300 schools in Sialkot, including those in Daska and Pasrur, resumed classes with staggered schedules and mandatory ID checks for visitors (web:7). Parents welcomed the reopening but urged ongoing vigilance. The district administration has launched a helpline for reporting suspicious activities near campuses, with local police conducting regular patrols. Sialkot schools reopening “Safety is our priority,” said SP Investigation Rana Amjad. Stay updated at nenagency

Education, National News, Technology

PM Shehbaz Directs Timely Completion of Islamabad Technology Park

Islamabad, August 14, 2025 — Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday visited the under-construction Islamabad Technology Park and expressed dissatisfaction over the slow pace of work. The Prime Minister ordered authorities to accelerate construction and ensure the facility is completed within the original timeframe. He emphasized that the project must meet global standards in infrastructure, amenities, and technological facilities. “All stakeholders must expedite efforts to complete the Technology Park at the earliest,” PM Shehbaz said, underlining its significance for Pakistan’s IT sector, job creation, and economic growth. According to the briefing, the facility will feature two basement floors, a ground floor, and nine upper floors, housing offices, an incubation center, a business support center, R&D laboratories, a Level III data center, an auditorium, and parking for 1,200 vehicles. Officials noted that the Technology Park aims to create employment opportunities for the youth, enhance Pakistan’s global IT competitiveness, stimulate economic activity, and bridge the digital divide.

Education, Technology, Uncategorized

PM Shehbaz: Equipping Youth with Modern Technology & AI is Govt’s Top Priority

ISLAMABAD, Aug 11 — Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has reaffirmed that empowering Pakistan’s younger generation with advanced knowledge of modern technology and artificial intelligence (AI) is among the government’s foremost priorities, enabling them to compete equally with their global peers. In a message for International Youth Day 2025, observed worldwide on August 12, the premier highlighted Pakistan’s commitment to celebrating and supporting its youth, who he described as a symbol of determination, courage, and resilience, as well as a driving force in the nation’s economic progress. “Pakistan’s youth are bringing pride to the nation at home and abroad. They are actively contributing to diverse sectors of our economy through their skills, intelligence, and energy,” PM Shehbaz stated. Key Government Initiatives for Youth Development The prime minister emphasized that multiple national programs are underway to enhance education, professional capacity, and skill development among young Pakistanis: National Artificial Intelligence Policy 2025 — enabling youth to integrate AI and emerging technologies across various industries. Prime Minister’s Youth Skill Development Programme (PMYSDP) — training millions in market-relevant skills. Youth Business & Agricultural Loan Schemes — financing entrepreneurship and innovation in agriculture. Technical & IT Training — preparing youth for global job markets. Paid Internships & Education Loans — supporting students and fresh graduates in career growth. Youth in Social Service The PM also praised the volunteer spirit embedded in Pakistan’s culture, noting how young people play a critical role during emergencies, crises, and natural disasters. Initiatives such as Uraan Pakistan are fostering community-level platforms for youth participation in local problem-solving. Vision for the Future Shehbaz Sharif called on federal and provincial governments, educators, parents, and community leaders to empower the younger generation as custodians of Pakistan’s cultural, social, and religious values, while preparing them to lead a prosperous, technology-driven future.

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