The Private School Solutions of Pakistan has urged the government to allow private educational institutions to resume classes from August 3 to prevent further disruption to students’ education.
The demand was made during a meeting chaired by the organization’s president, Malik Abdul Sami, where participants discussed the challenges facing private schools, government restrictions, and possible solutions.
Addressing the meeting, Malik Abdul Sami urged all unregistered private schools to complete their registration immediately. He said registered institutions would be able to continue providing educational services without legal obstacles while complying with government regulations.
The participants also reaffirmed their commitment to working with the relevant authorities to resolve issues affecting private educational institutions and promote quality education across the country.
Senior Vice President Imtiaz Shaukat, Provincial President Saeed Khan, Hafiz Farooq Khan, General Secretary Tauheed Ahmed, Rafiq Khalil, Waheed Shah, Azhar Khan, Malik Sarwar, Talib Hussain, and other office-bearers attended the meeting.
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