Governor Sindh assures Saylani Mass IT course participants of earning in dollars

Governor Sindh Kamran Tessori assured the participants of the Saylani Mass IT course that after completion, they would be able to earn dollars.

While addressing the Saylani Mass IT Training Test ceremony at the Hockey Stadium, he noted that millions of dollars would not be an extraordinary amount in the fields they are being trained for.

He mentioned that over 20,000 youth are participating in the test, signaling that Sindh is on its way to becoming the hub of IT.

He further stated that the active involvement of youth in the IT sector is a positive sign for success and extended gratitude to Maulana Bashir Farooqi for his remarkable efforts. “We cannot thank him enough for this initiative. May all leaders have the opportunity to do such work like Bashir Farooqi,” said Tessori.

The Governor also expressed his wish that all students could be enrolled without the test and emphasized the immense potential of the IT sector.

Kamran Tessori added that the youth must work hard, as they have been handed Kalashnikovs instead of pens in the past.

Governor of Sindh, Kamran Tesori, raised concerns about the availability of basic amenities such as electricity, water, and gas in the city, and asked whether employment opportunities were available for the youth. He emphasized, “We don’t raise slogans about bread, clothing, and shelter.” He further added that youth should remove any obstacles that stand between them and resources.

During his visit, the Governor also met with the students present for the IT test and interacted with them.

Kamran Tesori said, “I tell the IT students at Governor House that I don’t want votes, I want notes. People ask you for votes, I tell them to give me notes.” He added that people once believed they couldn’t enter the halls of power.

Tesori mentioned that he has opened the doors of the Governor House for the youth, stressing that the country and its resources belong to them, not the rulers. He criticized the political elite for keeping the youth bound by chains of slavery under the guise of promises of basic needs, stating that such times are over.

He also praised the Army Chief, stating, “Continue serving the country like a Hafiz-e-Quran,” and expressed that they don’t need those who raise democratic slogans while giving youth Kalashnikovs. Regarding the IMF loans, he questioned where the billions borrowed from the IMF had gone. He ended by asserting that champions have emerged from this hockey stadium, and champions will continue to rise even after this test.