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Defense Minister Khawaja Asif condemns errors in the curriculum while discussing education sector progress

Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter) by Muhammad Ali (Web Desk Reporter)
January 23, 2025
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Islamabad: Defense Minister Khawaja Asif admits problems exist in Pakistan’s learning materials because false information spreads throughout its educational system. During his National Assembly session remarks he demanded that the Education Ministry take action against the incorrect content of the academic program.

The National Assembly members Asia Naz Tanoli, Aqeel Malik, and Malik Abrar filed a Call-to-Attention to discuss why Rawalpindi district needed new public schools. Asia Naz Tanoli labeled Rawalpindi as a city famous for producing heroes and martyrs and emphasized why education remains crucial throughout the region.

To address district resident concerns Minister Asif explained the government works to create schools throughout Gwadar and remote communities. He explained that people who think Rawalpindi won’t get new schools are mistaken.

According to the Defense Minister Pakistan’s armed forces deliver better educational quality than other institutions because of their established education programs. He said both levels of government need to work together to deliver quality education.

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