Public schools in Sindh set to be solarize, says energy minister

Sindh Minister for Energy, Nasir Hussain Shah, has announced plans to gradually solarize all government schools in the province, while also offering full support to private schools in adopting solar energy solutions.

Speaking at the “Paigham-e-Pakistan, Istehkam-e-Pakistan” event during the All Sindh Science and Arts Gala at the PAF Museum, Shah highlighted the significant role of teachers in promoting awareness of Pakistan’s history and positive values among students. The event was organized by the Directorate of Private Schools Education Sindh and the All Sindh Private Schools and Colleges Education.

Shah emphasized the importance of stability for the nation’s future, stating, “Today’s message for the architects of our future is Istehkam-e-Pakistan (Stability of Pakistan).” He urged teachers to inspire optimism in their students, stressing that Pakistan’s future is secure and promising. “Conditions are steadily improving, and new job opportunities are emerging,” he added.

The minister also pointed to the rising domestic and foreign investments in Pakistan, noting that both local and international investors are attracted by the country’s improving security and business-friendly environment. “Investors are seeking business opportunities, drawn by the country’s progress and peace,” Shah said.

Additionally, Shah addressed issues such as summer power outages and inflated electricity bills, assuring that the Sindh government is taking steps to tackle these challenges and provide affordable electricity to consumers. “We are committed to resolving these issues and ensuring accessible energy for all,” he affirmed.