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Game changer? Varsity students discuss pros and cons of CPEC
- Updated: September 5, 2016
Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Reform Prof. Ahsan Iqbal addressing a final event of Pakistan Vision 2025 Debate contest.
PHOTO: NNI
Students of opposite universities debated a pros and cons of a China-Pakistan Economic Project (CPEC) in a context of Pakistan’s Vision 2025.
An ardent and enterprising competition was witnessed on Monday in a final turn of a four-day discuss patrician “CPEC- a new diversion changer”, where both sides presented clever arguments in foster and opposite a enormous project.
The competition was organised by a Higher Education Commission in partnership with a Ministry of Planning, Development and Reform and a International Islamic University, Islamabad.
Around 45 universities from opposite a nation participated in 6 rounds. Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal, who was a arch guest, pronounced that a discuss was needed for society’s egghead growth.
“Where there is no dialogue, there is no progress,” he pronounced while appreciating a students for carrying finished (prior) investigate on a subject to benefaction their indicate of view.
The apportion pronounced that a purpose of girl was really essential for a healthy sermon in any society. “Young people of a country, who contain roughly two-thirds of a population, contingency be wakeful of a hurdles as good as opportunities of a CPEC. “The clever arguments in foster and opposite a subject shows that a girl has good intensity for care and destiny planning,” he said.
Published in The Express Tribune, Sep 6th, 2016.