Education system in merged districts requires innovation: Caretaker Minister Taj Muhammad Afridi
PESHAWAR
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Caretaker Minister for Relief, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Alhaj Taj Mohammad Afridi has said that there is an urgent need for innovation in the educational system in the merged tribal districts, including a better educational environment, provision of staff and other necessary facilities in the institutions.
He expressed these views while addressing the ceremony organized to inaugurate the digital library in Government High School Jamrud District Khyber. The Deputy District Education Officer of Khyber district, principals, teachers, parent teacher council chairman and members also participated in the ceremony.
On this occasion, the caretaker provincial minister was informed in the briefing that this is the first digital library in the history of the merged districts, which was formally inaugurated today. It was further informed that offline and online books are available in the said digital library. Through this modern library, teachers, students and people related to higher education and research can study different books sitting in their homes.
Addressing the ceremony, caretaker provincial minister Taj Muhammad Afridi said that no nation can develop without education, today the world is ahead of us in technology, the main reason for which is lack of best education. He issued instructions to the concerned authorities and said that wherever there are shortcomings in the education sector and educational institutions in the merged districts, they should be removed and a new vision for innovation and improvement should be implemented and ensured.
