The education system in Balochistan faces a multitude of deep-seated challenges, exhibiting a stark mismatch between the need for and the availability of quality education. The province is plagued by lack of proper and inadequate infrastructure in schools, significant gender disparity, alarmingly high dropout rates, and a shortage of qualified teachers. These critical issues paint a concerning picture of the educational landscape in Pakistan's largest province.
The dire state of education in Balochistan represents a substantial obstacle to the region's progress and the future prospects of its youth. Addressing these systemic failures requires urgent and comprehensive interventions to ensure that the children of Balochistan have access to the fundamental right of education.
Zainab Ghafoor
Absor