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CM Murad Ali Shah Lauds Petaro’s Legacy, Announces New Initiatives

CM Murad Ali Shah represented President

Zardari, praising the institution as a

center of excellence in education

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JAMSHORO: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah delivers a speech at the 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations at Cadet College Petaro.

Petaro (Jamshoro): Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah announced the installation of a 1.5MW solar power system to fully solarise Cadet College Petaro and approved two gross salaries as a bonus for the college staff. He made these announcements while addressing the 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations at the college.

JAMSHORO: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah delivers a speech at the 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations at Cadet College Petaro.

A Day of Celebrations and Achievements

The event was attended by district representatives Malik Asad Sikandar, Sikandar Shoro, Malik Sikandar, parents, and members of civil society in large numbers. Principal Commodore Faisal Iqbal Qazi SI(M) opened the ceremony by highlighting the college’s legacy, which includes producing prominent alumni such as President Asif Ali Zardari.

JAMSHORO: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah inspects the cadets’ guard of honor during the 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations at Cadet College Petaro.

In his keynote address, CM Murad Ali Shah represented President Zardari, praising the institution as a center of excellence in education. He commended the college for its innovative teaching practices, disciplined environment, and exceptional contributions to leadership development.

“You are the future of Pakistan,” the Chief Minister told the cadets, encouraging them to pursue excellence and serve the nation with integrity. He lauded the college’s holistic approach to character building, ensuring success in academics, sports, and extracurricular activities.

JAMSHORO: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah receives guard of Honor during the 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations at Cadet College Petaro.

Awards and Recognitions

The ceremony also featured the presentation of awards to outstanding cadets:

  • Badge of Honour: Cadet Abu Al Hassan
  • Best Sportsman Trophy: Wasif Shakil
  • Stick of Honour: Shah Mujtaba Shariq
  • Bronze Medal: Ex-Cadet Captain Moazam Mumtaz Jokhyo (also awarded the Championship Trophy)
  • Runner-up Trophy: Liaquat House, awarded by Latif House
JAMSHORO: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah presents the Championship Trophy during the 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations at Cadet College Petaro.

Future Growth and Sustainability

The Chief Minister’s announcement of the solarisation project underscores the government’s commitment to sustainable energy solutions. This initiative, combined with the bonuses for staff, highlights the administration’s support for the institution’s continued growth.

The 62nd Parents’ Day celebrations further cemented Cadet College Petaro’s reputation for academic excellence, leadership training, and contributions to nation-building.

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