KARACHI As many as 20 thousand male and female students took the mega Information Technology (IT) entry test conducted by Saylani Welfare International Trust at National Stadium here on Sunday.
The test was conducted under the Saylani Mass IT Training Programme.
The Consul General of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Bakheet Ateeq Al-Remeithi was the special guest on the occasion.
While addressing the entry test ceremony, the Consul General of United Arab Emirates (UAE) Bakheet Ateeq Al-Remeithi said that today was the important day for Pakistan and her nation.
He said that the future of the children was significant. He said that Pakistan had talent and UAE would support
her endeavours.
The CG said that he would support, whoever desired to go to UAE. He said that Saylani Welfare was doing a good job for the country.
Remeithi said that the students could play their part to change Pakistan’s current situation into prosperity.
He suggested the students to foil and not share any propaganda against Pakistan
on social media. He said that
increased exports of Pakistan could stabilize rupee value.
Chairman of Saylani Welfare International Trust Mohammed Bashir Farooq said that Saylani Welfare had a plan to produce over 1 million IT experts, who could add approximately $100 billion to the economy of the country.
He said that Saylani was conducting the 12th entry test to produce a new batch of IT experts.
He said that the Trust was famous for providing food free of cost to needy people and it was also working on
various fields.
Farooq said that Saylani had stood for paying loans of the country.
He further said that he was going to Palestine tomorrow to help Palestinian brothers and sisters.