PTI and MQM will fight next election Together
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PTI and MQM will fight next election Together |
PTI and MQM will fight next election together
Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that it seems that Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaf (PTI) and the National Assembly (MQM) will fight Pakistan next year Election.
Addressing the inauguration ceremony of the foundation of a federation of Federal Urdu University Hyderabad in Hyderabad, Imran Khan admitted that Khalid popular Siddiqui and promotion Naseem in our cabinet are the most beneficial members.
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He said, "Federal government will cooperate in establishing Hyderabad University, but I am surprised to oppose the establishment of the university."
"I am unable to understand why I am going to oppose the establishment of Hyderabad University," Imran Khan addressed the MQM leader Pakistan's Khalid Maqbool Siddiqui.
He said that the real protection of the country and the nation is possible only because of education, so it is paying special attention to the government, justice, and education.
He said, "Countries who focus on education have gone ahead in the field of development, while 60% of Pakistan's population is young, but the quality of educational institutions is not worth it."
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Prime Minister quoted Singapore as saying, "Singapore's university budget is more than all the universities of Pakistan because they have understood that development is possible only by spending on the workforce."
He said, "If young people do not provide wide and standard opportunities for education and skills, unemployed youth will bring us down."
He criticized the name of the Muslim League (N) that the first roads were inaugurated, today we are keeping a foundation of the university.
Imran Khan congratulates that the Rai-style education at Nirmal University will be fully supported to adapt to Hyderabad University.
He said that 92% of graduate students of Numal University got the best jobs and a positive economic change in their family's lives.
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"On a non-governmental level, Al-Qadir University will be established in Jhelum, where only two articles will be taught science and Sufi instincts," he said.
Imran Khan said that 90 per cent of Pakistan's population is incomplete with English but Pakistan People's Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stands on the forum of Parliament and insists people insulting people in English.
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