Detailed discussion on providing better higher‑education opportunities for youth. “Easy access to higher education guarantees a bright future for the youth,” said Governor Syed Mehdī Shah. Gilgit (Staff Reporter) – A delegation led by Muhammad Iqbal Shahzad, Regional Director of Allama Iqbal Open University’s Gilgit Campus, met Governor of Gilgit‑Baltistan Syed Mehdī Shah at the Governor’s House. During the meeting they discussed educational development in Gilgit‑Baltistan, the admission campaign, promotion of distance‑learning systems, and measures to offer improved higher‑education opportunities to young people. The delegation briefed the Governor on the university’s academic activities, student facilities, and new admissions. Governor Shah praised the role of Allama Iqbal Open University in promoting education in the region and affirmed that easy access to higher education is a guarantee of a bright future for the youth. He also assured full cooperation with the university.
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