Ziaullah Langau urges Balochistan’s youth to focus on education and technology
Quetta, Balochistan’s Home Minister, Mir Ziaullah Langau, has called on the province’s youth to dedicate themselves to education, knowledge, and modern skills, stressing that the future of the nation lies in their hands.
In his message, Zia Langau said that today’s era is defined by learning, technology, and expertise, and only education has the power to lift societies from backwardness to progress. “The future of nations does not change through slogans, but through education, books, pens, hard work, good character, and continuous effort,” he remarked.
He emphasized that Pakistan’s youth must compete with the world not through weapons but through knowledge. He urged them to strive to become doctors, engineers, teachers, scientists, lawyers, officers, researchers, and technology experts, achieving excellence in every field of life.
Langau further advised that young people, upon attaining success and high positions, should not use their achievements solely for personal gain but should serve their communities and province. “Guide the younger generation and play your role in building a better society,” he said.
Highlighting the rapid global advancements in artificial intelligence, computer science, modern industries, and digital technologies, the minister stressed that Balochistan’s youth must learn new skills, generate innovative ideas, and harness technology for the province’s development.
“We envision a Balochistan where education is widespread, youth are skilled, knowledge and research are respected, and technology becomes the driving force of progress,” Zia Langau concluded.