Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari, Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), emphasized the importance of collective action in addressing climate change during his speech at the convocation ceremony of Mehran University of Engineering and Technology in Jamshoro.
He highlighted the numerous challenges Pakistan faces, particularly climate change, and recalled the devastating floods of 2022 that severely impacted Sindh. He stressed that tackling environmental crises requires immediate and concerted efforts from all sectors of society.
“Today is a day of pride and joy for the graduating students,” Bilawal said, congratulating them. “As you move forward, I urge you to contribute to the nation’s progress. Combatting climate change is a collective responsibility, and it is essential that we all work together to address it.”
Bilawal also praised Mehran University’s reputation, noting that it is one of the country’s top institutions. “Many members of the Sindh Assembly are proud graduates of this university, and we take great pride in the role of Sindh’s engineers in shaping our infrastructure.”
He also reflected on the rapid pace of technological advancements, pointing out the emerging challenges, such as fake news, digital misinformation, and cybercrimes. “Technology is advancing at an incredible rate, but we must ensure it is used responsibly for the betterment of humanity.”
Concluding his speech, Bilawal celebrated Sindh’s rich cultural heritage, saying, “Sindh’s history spans centuries, and it remains a land of immense beauty and deep cultural significance.”
ERMD
