The People of Pakistan still do not have adequate access to basic necessities of life: Nutritious food, clean water, life security, healthcare, and education. There seems no way-out from the vicious cycle of corruption, illiteracy, poverty, and poor living conditions.

It means Pakistani's are doomed for ever. NO!
Then, Who will come and break the cycle? No one!
It means the cycle will not break? It will! (Insha Allah) How? By us.
Working together, one step at a time, piece by piece.
This is how simple it is! There are no magic solutions.
Are you ready to be part of it?

By promoting education and elevating its quality we will make a solid start towards sustained progress. In literacy, at 37%, Pakistan ranks 160th out of 174 countries in the World. Fewer than half the children attend primary schools. Statistics of school going girls are more alarming. Pakistan's gross school enrollment rates, for the primary and secondary, are half of the average for all low income countries. This will leave Pakistan further behind, in literacy, the poor countries of the World, as time passes.

Poor quality of education hurts, those who manage to attend school. Most text books are outdated, irrelevant, and incomprehensible. Very limited study-aid material is available. Teachers have become ineffective due to lack of professional environment.

There are hundreds of thousands of Pakistani physicians, engineers, scientists, lawyers, accountants, businesspersons, and of other professions contributing very actively in the economic and social development of America and Canada. If we pay a little attention to the educational development in Pakistan, Insha Allah, we will see the results soon. It will only be fair to do so, considering the fact that most of us have had our basic development in Pakistan, that helped us reach such a high status.

This page last updated on October 29, 1997.