Pakistan’s star javelin thrower, Arshad Nadeem has urged the government to establish a women’s university in his hometown of Mian Channu.
His request is aimed at addressing the substantial travel burden faced by local women, who currently have to travel 2-3 hours to Multan for higher education.
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In a recent statement, Nadeem highlighted the difficulties endured by young women in his community due to the lack of higher educational institutions nearby. “It’s essential that we provide our local women with the opportunity to pursue higher education closer to home,” Nadeem said. “The long journey to Multan not only adds to their daily strain but also discourages many from pursuing their academic aspirations.”
The government has yet to respond officially to Nadeem’s request.
