Karachi: MPA Syed Shariq Jamal, accompanied by senior education officials, including Education Secretary Sindh Zahid Ali Abbasi, Chief Advisor Dr. Fouzia Khan, Focal Person Afshan Naz, and DEO Korangi Noor Ahmed Somroo, visited the STEAM competition at GGHSS PAF Drigh Road, Korangi.

They interacted with students and teachers, exploring innovative projects and solutions to interdisciplinary challenges. The event showcased the talents of government school students from Korangi, highlighting the success of STEAM initiatives in fostering critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation in education. The students' projects demonstrated a remarkable blend of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, reflecting their creativity and problem-solving skills. MPA Syed Shariq Jamal and the accompanying officials praised the students' innovative projects and commended the teachers for their dedication and hard work. They emphasized the importance of STEAM education in preparing students for the challenges of the 21st century. "The STEAM competition is an excellent platform for students to showcase their talents and creativity," said MPA Syed Shariq Jamal. "We are committed to supporting and promoting STEAM education in Sindh, and we look forward to seeing more innovative projects from our students in the future." The STEAM competition is part of the Sindh government's efforts to promote science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics education in the province. The event aims to encourage students to think creatively, develop problem-solving skills, and pursue careers in STEAM fields.