Federal Minister for National Health Services, Syed Mustafa Kamal, presided over a significant academic milestone in Karachi, conferring degrees upon a new batch of graduates. The ceremony marked the 17th convocation of the Dadabhoy Institute of Higher Education (DIHE), celebrating the achievements of students ready to embark on their professional paths.
A Celebration of Academic Achievement
The convocation, held on Saturday, saw approximately 300 graduating students receive their hard-earned degrees. The graduates represented a diverse range of faculties, including Business Administration, Science, Computer Science, and Law. The event was a formal recognition of their years of dedicated study and academic success.
In his address to the assembled students, parents, and faculty, Federal Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal extended his heartfelt congratulations. He emphasized that the students were standing at the threshold of a new and important chapter in their lives. Kamal highlighted that their academic journey had equipped them to step into the professional world, where they now have the opportunity to contribute meaningfully and bring honor to the nation.
Honoring Educators and Graduates
The minister also took a moment to acknowledge and felicitate the teachers whose relentless efforts and guidance were instrumental in the students' success up to their graduation. Following his speech, Minister Kamal personally awarded medals and degrees to the outstanding graduating students, making the ceremony a memorable occasion for all attendees.
The convocation at Dadabhoy Institute of Higher Education underscores the ongoing importance of higher education in Pakistan's development. Events like these not only reward past diligence but also inspire future generations to pursue academic and professional excellence. The graduates of DIHE now join the national workforce, poised to apply their knowledge and skills in various sectors of the economy.
