Jamshoro: Chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, addressed graduates at the convocation ceremony of Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, outlining climate change, digital rights, and social inequality as critical issues for Pakistan. He emphasized collective responsibility and urged young people to take leading roles in addressing these challenges.

According to a statement by Pakistan Peoples Party, Bhutto Zardari congratulated the graduates and their families, emphasizing the importance of reflection on their roots and the future they will help create. He highlighted the graduates’ legacy, which extends beyond academic achievements.

He referenced Sindh’s historical significance as the cradle of the Indus Valley Civilization, which was known for its sustainable city planning. He urged graduates to honor this heritage by embracing innovation and sustainability, noting Sindh’s vulnerability to climate change.

Bhutto Zardari encouraged graduates to develop solutions in renewable energy, climate-resilient urban design, and sustainable agriculture, addressing both environmental and justice issues. He pointed out that those least responsible for global emissions often suffer the most.

He also addressed the challenges of the digital era, advocating for a Digital Bill of Rights to ensure internet access, privacy protection, and misinformation combat. He urged graduates to apply the collaborative spirit fostered at the university to build a more equitable society.

Expressing pride in their accomplishments, Bhutto Zardari praised Mehran University’s achievements on national and international platforms. He noted the university’s role in nurturing leaders within the PPP, indicating a promising future for the graduates.

Concluding, he congratulated the graduates and their families, celebrating their achievements as a beacon of hope for a brighter future for Pakistan.