Development tied to policy continuity: Ahsan | The Express Tribune
Key Takeaways
- Sustainable national development requires policy continuity and reforms.
- A firm commitment to education and peace is crucial for Pakistan's progress.
- Ten years of consistent national policies prioritizing education can lead to developed nation status.
- Ahsan Iqbal delivered these remarks at the Global Education Conference in Lahore.
- The conference gathered prominent educationists to discuss educational matters.
Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal articulated that the path to sustainable national development for Pakistan is strictly dependent on maintaining continuity in existing policies and ongoing reforms, alongside a firm dedication to fostering education and peace. He projected that a decade of consistent national policies with education as the foremost priority could elevate Pakistan into the ranks of the world's developed nations. These significant remarks were delivered by the Minister during his address at the Global Education Conference, which took place at a local hotel on Sunday. The conference served as a gathering point for many prominent educationists from various fields. Iqbal's statement underscores the critical link between long-term strategic consistency and national progress. The event itself highlighted the importance of dialogue among educational leaders.
