The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has announced the launch of the “Taleem Card” program, set to begin in the Upper Chitral area, according to reports by ARY News.
The initiative, directed by Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, aims to provide educational support to one of the province’s most underdeveloped districts. Gandapur has instructed the Departments of Education and Finance to take immediate steps to implement the program, stressing the urgency and importance of this new educational initiative.
In its first phase, the “Taleem Card” will be piloted in Upper Chitral, allowing the government to refine the program’s implementation process. The phased approach is designed to ensure that the program is effective before it is rolled out to other districts across the province.
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KP Chief Minister Gandapur highlighted the “Taleem Card” as the government’s flagship project, underlining its significance as a major investment in the future of Pakistan’s youth. He stressed that this initiative represents a key commitment to improving education and providing opportunities for the younger generation, particularly in underdeveloped areas.
The government’s strategy reflects a deliberate effort to enhance educational access and outcomes, starting with Upper Chitral and eventually expanding across the region.
