Govt taking measures to reform higher education sector

According to Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, the government is taking steps to reform higher education and bring it up to par with world norms.
In Islamabad, he was speaking with Quintin McKellar, vice chancellor of the Hertfordshire University in England.
He claimed that the government's top priority is to modernize the IT industry and make it simple for the next generation to receive IT services training.
According to Shehbaz Sharif, the government will relaunch its initiative to give young people laptops in order to assist them develop their IT abilities.
He added that the government places a top priority on ensuring that all students have equal access to higher education.
According to the PM, there are numerous chances for Pakistan and the UK to collaborate in the field of education.
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