Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nihal Hashmi attended the convocation of the Disabled Welfare Association in Karachi.

He praised the achievements of special persons. He also highlighted their determination and resilience.

Addressing the ceremony, Hashmi said special persons had overcome many obstacles. They had proved that they did not know how to give up.

He said special persons possess ability, intelligence and determination. He also praised their courage and confidence.

The governor highlighted the achievements of young special persons. He said they had shown that they can pursue education. They can also excel in their studies.

Equal Opportunities for Special Persons

Hashmi said society should use respectful language for special persons. He said they should not be defined only by their disabilities.

“These are not disabled people. They are our special persons,” the governor said.

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He stressed the need for respect and encouragement. He also called for greater opportunities for special persons.

According to Hashmi, success does not depend only on physical ability. Special persons have demonstrated this through their hard work.

Their determination has helped them overcome many challenges. Their achievements also show their potential.

Education, Jobs and Sports

The governor said equal opportunities should reach every area of life.

He called for better access to education for special persons. He also stressed the importance of skills and employment.

Sports should also remain open to special persons, he said.

Hashmi described this as a shared responsibility. He urged society to support special persons and help them develop their abilities.

He said an inclusive environment can help them contribute more to society.

Certificates Presented to 25 Participants

During the ceremony, Governor Hashmi distributed certificates among 25 special persons.

The participants had successfully completed the Learn & Fun Programme.

He congratulated them on completing the programme. He also appreciated their commitment and hard work.

The governor said special persons deserve continued support. He stressed the need to create more opportunities for their education and professional development.

He also encouraged families and institutions to recognise their abilities.

Hashmi said special persons can make valuable contributions when they receive the right opportunities and support.