The Sindh government has started a project of building houses for flood victims and ownership will be given to women.
Imran
4Karachi
Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said that the Pakistan Peoples Party has always worked for women's empowerment. The Sindh government has started a project of building houses for flood victims and ownership will be given to women. Similarly, the Sindh government and its entire machinery will try to make the Women's National Volleyball Tournament a point of recognition.
Addressing the ceremony announcing the launch of the first National Volleyball Tournament, Sindh Senior Minister and Provincial Minister for Information, Transport, and Mass Transit, Sharjeel Inam Memon, said, "We want such events for women to be organized and recognized so that they inspire and encourage other girls to participate."
He said that students and youth are the future of the nation, and it is our responsibility to provide positive opportunities for the new generation. He congratulated the organizers of the National Volleyball Tournament for women and affirmed that the Sindh government will continue to support and encourage such activities.
Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said on Sunday that women's development and empowerment was at the core of party ideology of PPP, and, right from the inception of Sindh government, constant effort has been made to mitigate women's predicament.
Answering a question, Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon said, "We have good traditions here. The Sindh government has promoted women's hockey in the past. We want to provide facilities to our children so that they bring recognition to Pakistan on the international level."
He stated, "We will strive to provide a stadium for women during the event. In addition to establishing an academy, the government should sponsor such events to encourage women's participation. This year, with 60 teams competing in the tournament, our goal is to see 120 teams participating next year."
