Key Takeaways
- Additional Secretary at MoFEPT, Hassan Saqlain, spoke at a White Cane Safety Day ceremony.
- The event was organized by the Directorate General of Special Education at G-7/2.
- Saqlain highlighted the importance of awareness and support for visually impaired individuals.
Additional Secretary at the Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training (MoFEPT), Hassan Saqlain, addressed a ceremony marking White Cane Safety Day, organized by the Directorate General of Special Education at G-7/2.
The event, held to raise awareness and support for visually impaired individuals, saw Saqlain emphasize the significance of such initiatives in promoting inclusivity and accessibility.
In his speech, Saqlain underscored the government's commitment to ensuring that visually impaired citizens have equal opportunities and access to education and other public services.
He called for greater community involvement and support, urging all stakeholders to work together to create a more inclusive environment for the visually impaired.
Saqlain also highlighted the role of technology and assistive devices in enhancing the quality of life for those with visual impairments, stressing the need for continuous innovation and support in this area.
The ceremony, which was attended by representatives from various educational institutions and non-governmental organizations, aimed to foster a greater understanding of the challenges faced by visually impaired individuals and to promote a culture of empathy and support.
By addressing the gathering, Saqlain reaffirmed the government's dedication to improving the lives of the visually impaired and ensuring that they are not left behind in the development process.
The event served as a platform for sharing best practices and success stories, encouraging a collaborative approach to addressing the needs of the visually impaired community.
