Governor Sindh Imran Ismail on Monday said that the projects under Rs 162 billion development package for Karachi were in various phases of approval.
He said this while talking to the media after visiting Deaf Reach School and College in Gulistan-e-Johar here.
Replying to a question, the governor said that it was true that progress and prosperity of the country lied in development of Karachi and the development of the metropolis was among the top priorities of the federal government.
Imran Ismail said that Prime Minister Imran Khan would soon inaugurate completed Federal government-funded development projects in Karachi.
About launching of Greenline, Imran Ismail said that it would take time because special buses were to be purchased which would also have facilities for the persons with disability.
He asked the media for coverage of institutes like Deaf Reach who were serving the humanity selflessly and without any discrimination.
He expressed gratitude to Richard Geary and his wife Ms Heidi, for their endeavors in educating deaf children of the country.
Earlier, Governor Sindh Imran Ismail visited Deaf Reach School and College - Johar and enquired about the facilities being provided to the students.
He also visited class rooms, computer and science laboratory and lauded the free of cost facilities which were being imparted to the students.
He commended the management specially founder of the School Richard Geary and his wife Ms. Heidi for working of the betterment of Deaf children.
After visiting various sections of the school, the governor said that he was very much impressed by the talented students who were performing with excellence in their studies and co-curriculum activities.
He expressed the hope that graduates of this remarkable institution would serve the country with utmost distinction.
He said that the special children were not lesser in any means as compared to normal children.
The governor announced Rs 100,000 monthly grants from his own pocket for the school and pledged to motivate philanthropists for donations.
Richard Geary informed the governor that this school had seven branches all over the country of which five ware situated in Sindh including Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur, Nawabshah and Tando Allahyar.
As many as 240 children were being imparted education in Karachi, he added.
He said that all the facilities including tuition fee, uniforms, books and transportation were being provided free to every student in this institution.
Around Rs 7,500 per month were incurred on each student.
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