Karachi (HRNW) – Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has issued a special message on the occasion of World Braille Day, highlighting the importance of Braille for visually impaired individuals. He stated that Braille is not only a script but also a key to knowledge, self-confidence, and independence for those without sight.
The Chief Minister emphasized that providing education and equal opportunities to visually impaired individuals remains a top priority for the government. He reiterated his commitment to the promotion of Braille and the welfare of people with special needs. He further noted that hands that learn through Braille illuminate society’s future, and that Braille transforms silence into voice and touch into knowledge.
Syed Murad Ali Shah also stressed that Braille education is essential for building an inclusive society and expressed full confidence in the abilities of visually impaired individuals.
This message was released by Abdul Rasheed Channa, Media Consultant to the Chief Minister, Sindh.
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