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Tradition, Innovation, Excellence Vol. 08 No. 02 KECH NEWS July - Dec 2020 BI-ANNUAL NEWSLETTER OF UNIVERSITY OF TURBAT In this issue Important News & Events at UoT 1 PRIME MINISTER IMRAN KHAN visits UOT, ADDRESSES faculty & Students 2 PRIME MINISTER IMRAN KHAN visits UOT, ADDRESS faculty & Students (CONT) 3 5TH MEETING OF UOT’S Senate HELD, Zubaida Jalal laid THE foundation Prime Minister Imran Khan visits UoT, stone OF INSTITUTE at UOT addresses faculty and Students 4 PAIGHAM-E-Pakistan CONFERENCE HELD IN UOT Prime minister Imran Khan on 13th November, 2020 had visited 5 UOT SIGNED THE MOUS, University of Turbat and addressed to the faculty, administrative 11TH MEETING OF ACADEMIC COUNCIL staff and students of the university. He also inaugurated 6 11TH MEETING OF UOT’S FINANCE AND Planning Committee HELD, numerous development projects including “Establishment of 10TH ASRB MEETING HELD at UOT, University of Turbat Phase-ll) BRIGADIER SAQIB visits UOT 7 RCCI delegation visits UOT, Governor Balochistan Justice (R) Amanullah Khan Yasinzai, Chief BHC JUDGE, Lawyers AND Law Minister Balochistan Jam Kamal Khan Alyani, Chief Minister MAKER VISIT Law Department 8 VC inaugurates JAMEH MASJID IN UOT, Panjab Sardar Muhammad Usman Buzdar, Federal Ministers BRSDP HELD IN UOT, Zubaida Jalal, Shibli Faraz, Assad Umer, Ejaz Shah, Murad Saeed, MOU SIGNED WITH E-academy Deputy Speaker National Assembly Qasim Khan Suri, Provincial 9 ORIC HOSTED SESSION at UOT, ORIC organized WORKSHOP at UOT, ministers Mir Zahoor Ahmed Buledi, Sardar Muhammad Saleh PH.D Scholars RE-JOINED UOT Bhutani, Engineer Zamruk Khan Achakzai, Mir Saleem Khosa, 10MEETING WITH THE Principals, MOU UOT AND DISTRICT Administration, Mir Ziaullah Langau, , Noor Muhammad Dummar, Mir Arif Orientation SESSION ON CSS EXAMS Muhammad Hassani, Bushra Rind, Sania Nishtar, Auwn Abbas, 11ISPR delegation visits Uot, Malik Naeem Khan Bazai, Haji Muhammad Khan Lehri, Mir Imran EHSAAS Scholarships IN UOT, Khan Jamali, members provincial assembly Lala Abdul Rasheed, philanthropist program UOT 12Governor Balochistan & VCS Syed Ehsan Shah, Akbar Askani, Qadir Ali Nael, Mahjabeen MEETING, Sheeran, chief secretary Balochistan Captain Fazeel Asghar, 10TH Syndicate MEETING HELD Aamir Mehmood Kiani, Coordinator to CM Mir Abdul Rauf Rind, CONTACT INFO UNIVERSITY OF TURBAT Spokesman Government of Balochistan Liaqat Shahwani, Addl OFFICE M-8 ROAD, GINNAH, TURBAT MAKRAN BALOCHISTAN, Chief Sec Dev Abdul Rehman Buzdar, provincial Secretaries, PAKISTAN (+92) 852400502 Commissioner Mekran, officers, Deans Directors, faculty EMAIL: [email protected] Website: http://www.uot.edu.pk members, administrative staff and students of the university EDITORIAL STAFF were present on this occasion. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir EDITOR - Ijaz Ahmed Addressing to the faculty, admin and students of the University SUB-EDITOR - Salman Essa DESIGNER - Bilal ur Rehman PM Imran Khan said that the Punjab government increased PHOTOGRAPHER - Meer Bahad Baloch July - Dec 2020-Bi-Annual Newsletter of University of Turbat (Kech Makran) Balochistan 1 Prime Minister Imran Khan visits UoT, addresses faculty and Students (Contd.) higher education scholarships for Baloch students from 135 to 360. He said “elevating Balochistan ‘part of my Eemaan’ and Pakistan’s progress depends on Balochistan.” He promised to provide “maximum funds” for Balochistan’s education sector. In his address, the prime minister said: “The prosperity of Pakistan is linked with the prosperity of Balochistan and his government is making all-out efforts to bring Balochistan on par with other parts of the country in terms of development Prime minister said advancements in information technology had opened up a multitude of opportunities for virtual education and urged students in Balochistan’s remote areas to avail online facilities to gain education. PM said the “new revolution coming in the world” was crucial for the youth and Pakistan had a young population. “So, to obtain the most benefit from the information communication technology, it was necessary for us to provide Internet facilities to Balochistan’s far- off areas,” he said. PM Imran Khan also addressed to the notables and elders of district Kech and announced an extensive and multidimensional package for the development of South Balochistan. Prime minister Imran Khan laid foundation stones of various socio-economic uplift projects for the development of underprivileged districts of South Balochistan. PM also laid foundation stone of the project “Establishment of University of Turbat phase-II of Rs.1.54 (B). During briefing on this occasion, the Vice Chancellor University of Turbat Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir along with project consultant termed this project as testament of another big achievement accomplished by the Turbat University in short span of time that speaks volume of tireless efforts of the administrative staff, faculty members, students, project section and representative of the area. He said that the phase-II of the university includes 6 academic blocks, 6 lecture halls, 2 girls’ hostel, 1 boy’s hostel, 1 mess blocks, 10 faculty and staff houses, common facilities and other components. VC added that the PC-1 of the project was approved on 6th June 2020 in CDWP and administrative approval was given on 7th October, 2020. The design and construction duration of the project is 36 months. Vice Chancellor thanked PM Imran Khan for visiting Turbat University and laying foundation stone of many projects including phase-II of the university. He said University of Turbat has the honor for being the ever first university in Balochistan which was visited by any Prime Minister of akistan.P PM also held a separate meeting with both CMs, Governor Balochistan, Commander Southern Command, Zubeda Jalal and Asad Umar. He also held a meeting with federal and provincial ministers Senators, MNA, MPAs cabinet members and parliamentarians in video conference hall of the University. PM also planted a tree in the lawn of the university. Later on, PM Imran Khan addressed to notable of the area in the University of Turbat’s Multi Purpose Hall. During this event, Minister Planning Asad Umar announced 600 Million project for the southern Balochistan. 2 July - Dec 2020-Bi-Annual Newsletter of University of Turbat (Kech Makran) Balochistan 5th meeting of UoT’s Senate held Governor Balochistan and Chancellor University of Turbat (UoT), Justice (R) Amanullah Khan Yasinzai appreciated the tireless efforts and services of the Vice Chancellor of the University of Turbat Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir and his entire team for the rapid success of Turbat university in short time and he said “It is certainly commendable that the University of Turbat under his dynamic leadership is on the path of development in a very short period of time.” He expressed these views while presiding over the 5th meeting of the Senate of UoT held at Governor House, Quetta on 9th September, 2020. Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir VC UoT, Engineer Farooq Ahmed Bazai VC BUITEMS, Prof. Dr. Dost Muhammad Baloch VC LUAWMS, Muhammad Hashim Gilzai Provincial Secretary for Colleges, Higher & Technical Education, Tariq Lasi Additional Secretary Finance, Dr. Niamatullah Gichki Ex-Principal KMC Turbat, Mr. Qaseem Khan Kakar Additional Secretary Governor Secretariat , Prof. Dr. Akarm Dost Ex-dean Student Affairs UoB, Dr. Taj Baloch, Ghulam Farooq Registrar UoT, Prof. Dr. Abdul Saboor Dean Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences UoT, Prof. Dr. Gul Hassan Dean faculty of Legal Education UoT, Dr. Adeel Ahmed Assistant Professor UoT , Mr. Shakir Ali, Ms. Ruqia Lecturer UoT and Khadija Bashir representative University Alumni were present on the occasion. Governor Balochistan and other members of the Senate expressed their satisfaction on the rapid progress of the University. Governor said that every resident of the province is proud to see such a large number of women seeking higher education from remote areas of the province. Besides other important decisions the Senate approved the formation of new Syndicate and Academic Council of the University and after successful completion of tenure of incumbent Vice Chancellor, the Senate also formed a new Search Committee under the convener-ship of Engr. Farooq Ahmed Bazai VC BUITEMS for appointment of a new VC of UoT. In a resolution moved by Dr. Dost Muhammad Baloch, the Senate unanimously appreciate the services of Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir, the first and founder Vice Chancellor of the University for his Tireless Services to bring UoT in the list of country’s best rising university in a short span of time during his tenure. Zubaida Jalal laid foundation stone of Education Institute at UoT Minister for Defense Production Madam Zubeda Jalal laid foundation stone of the Mir Jalal Khan Institute of Education Policy and Management Block at University of Turbat on 26th October 2020. Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir Vice Chancellor University of Turbat, Dean Faculty of Law Prof. Dr. Gul Hassan, Deputy Commissioner Kech Major (R) Muhammad Ilyas Kibzai, Raheema Jalal and faculty members were also present at the occasion. Speaking on the occasion Madam Zubaida Jalal said that every steps possible will be taken to uplift the education in far flung areas of Balochistan. Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir thanked Federal Minister for her keen interest in the development of University of Turbat. July - Dec 2020-Bi-Annual Newsletter of University of Turbat (Kech Makran) Balochistan 3 Paigham-e-Pakistan Conference
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