Pakistan: 1 in 4 Kids Will Not Be Able to Complete Primary Education by 2030, Says Unesco
The country will only be half-way to the target of 12 years of education for all, with 50 per cent of youths still not completing upper secondary education at the current rates, a Dawn report quoted the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation data as saying.
Islamabad, July 10: One in every four Pakistani children will end up not completing their primary schooling by 2030, new projections of the Unesco shows.
The country will only be half-way to the target of 12 years of education for all, with 50 per cent of youths still not completing upper secondary education at the current rates, a Dawn report quoted the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation data as saying. Pakistan: Imran Khan Inaugurates National University at PM House.
Almost a third of the way to the 2030 deadline for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the new Unesco projections prepared for the UN High-level Political Forum opening in New York on Tuesday showed that the world will fail its education commitments if it did not rapidly accelerate its progress.
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