Certainly! Here’s a concise summary of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s key speeches in the National Assembly, focusing on themes relevant to education and governance:
Imran Khan’s Vision for Pakistan: Key National Assembly Speeches
1. First Speech in Parliament (June 19, 2013)
Imran Khan emphasized Pakistan’s potential, recalling how nations like South Korea and Malaysia once emulated Pakistan’s economic model. He highlighted the country’s rich natural resources and stressed the importance of justice and accountability, drawing parallels with the principles of the early Islamic state of Medina.
2. Policy Statement at Joint Session (August 6, 2019)
In a comprehensive address, Khan outlined his government’s priorities, including:
- Addressing malnutrition and water scarcity.
- Transforming the PM House into a world-class research university.
- Reforming government schools and integrating madrasahs into the mainstream education system.
- Promoting meritocracy and reducing corruption.
- Fostering a welfare state inspired by the principles of the state of Medina.
3. Maiden Speech as Prime Minister (August 18, 2018)
Khan reiterated his commitment to accountability, stating that no one would be above the law. He emphasized the need for a welfare state and highlighted the importance of education and health reforms. Drawing from Islamic teachings, he advocated for a system where the rich contribute more to support the underprivileged.
These speeches reflect Imran Khan’s consistent focus on justice, education, and governance reforms. For detailed transcripts, you can visit the official PTI website or refer to reputable news sources.
