Pakistan Army Commits To Covering Extra Costs For Students In 92 Balochistan Schools
It has always been the policy of the Pakistan Army to provide a beneficial academic life to the civilian population through the establishment of different schools and colleges across the country. DG ISPR highlighted a number of key initiatives and aspects the Pakistan Army has taken to improve education in Pakistan during a recent interview with the media.
Additionally, he stated that the army would provide health facilities and cover the extra costs for students in 92 Balochistan schools.
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DG ISPR Talk: Covering extra costs for 92 Balochistan schools
Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, Director General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), highlighted the Pakistan Army’s significant achievements in digital education and scholarship at a conference in Rawalpindi.
92 military-run schools in Balochistan serve 19,000 pupils, according to Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif, who listed the extra expenses these students face in addition to tuition.
Gilgit-Baltistan and AJK have 171 schools and 3 cadet colleges
DG ISPR also spoke about the good work and more facilities provided by the Pak army to their citizens, and talked about how the armed forces continue to support education and highlight their vital role.
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Additionally, the Army established 171 schools and three cadet colleges in AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan.
Balochistan establishes free health care facilities and camps
Moreover, he set up free medical clinics in several districts and implemented several development initiatives involving both domestic and foreign companies.
The military’s media spokesperson stated during a news conference that the armed forces were still working to promote education and stressed how important it is to advancement. According to an Army spokesman, youth are receiving digital education, with a particular focus on Balochstani students who receive funding from a recently established scholarship program.
In conclusion
In addition to its extensive support for students across the country, the Pakistan Army also demonstrates its unwavering commitment to education. The Army is fostering academic growth and opportunities by covering additional costs for 19,000 Balochistan students in 92 schools as well as establishing 171 schools and three cadet colleges in Gilgit-Baltistan and AJK.