ISLAMABAD: The Government of Pakistan, in partnership with Rabta Alaam Islami (Muslim World League), is set to host a significant Global Conference on Girls’ Education in September 2024.
The event aims to bring together a wide range of international and national dignitaries, including education ministers from various Islamic countries, to address the challenges faced by girls in the education sector. According to a press release issued yesterday, the conference will focus on developing strategies to promote girls’ education on a global scale.
The three-day conference will feature participation from distinguished scholars, education experts, policymakers, and various stakeholders who will share their expertise and best practices. The primary goal is to formulate effective strategies and ensure better resource allocation for girls’ education worldwide.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has established a committee to oversee the event’s organization. This committee, led by Secretary of Education Mohyuddin Wani, includes MNA Nausheen Iftikhar, Dr. Tanveer Anjum, and representatives from the Foreign Office, the Federal Directorate of Education, and the Capital Development Authority. Their collective efforts aim to ensure the event is conducted smoothly and efficiently.
The conference is expected to attract a significant number of participants from around the world, including education experts, policymakers, practitioners, and representatives from various international organizations. It will provide a platform for discussing the challenges girls face in accessing education and exploring innovative solutions to overcome these barriers.
The exact dates for the conference will be announced soon. This event represents a major step towards the global promotion of girls’ education, highlighting Pakistan’s commitment to leading this crucial initiative.
By hosting this conference, Pakistan aims to contribute significantly to the global dialogue on education and help pave the way for a more inclusive and equitable educational landscape for girls worldwide.
