"It's a matter of great privilege to inaugurate the squash court at the school, which has carved a niche itself for better sports activities," the minister said and lauded the efforts of the school in promoting both academic and co-curricular activities. "I acknowledge the efforts of the faculty members and teachers in disseminating knowledge among the young generation of the community."
Among the distinguished guests was Princess Hala Abdullah Abdul Aziz Al-Saud whose presence was seen as a reflection of her interest in education and a manifestation of strong brotherly ties between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan.
Principal Sehar Kamran reviewed the schools' progress and said: "Our former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto approved the establishment of the school in 1995 with education as the focal point, and by establishing the school her vision was turned into reality. We continue to make efforts to take the institution to higher standards, both in scholastic and extra curricular activities."
The program ended with a cultural performance by students.
