PM Shehbaz Sharif pays tribute to tech whiz Arfa Karim on her death anniversary

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Wednesday paid tribute to Arfa Karim Randhawa, the world’s youngest Microsoft Certified Professional, on her death anniversary, remembering her as a shining symbol of the intelligence, talent and immense potential of Pakistan’s youth.

In a message, the prime minister said Arfa Karim brought global recognition to Pakistan at a very young age and proved that Pakistani youth were second to none.

A lasting source of inspiration

He said her achievements continued to serve as a guiding light for young people across the country, inspiring them to pursue excellence in science, knowledge and innovation.

The prime minister recalled that Arfa Karim had dreamed of a modern Pakistan driven by education, knowledge and technology, adding that her vision remained relevant today.

Commitment to youth, education and technology

Shehbaz Sharif said naming the Software Technology Park built in Lahore after Arfa Karim was a matter of pride for the nation. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to turning her dream into reality by providing young people with greater opportunities in education, research and the technology sector.

Condolences and prayers

The prime minister expressed heartfelt sympathies to Arfa Karim’s parents and family, praying that Allah Almighty grant her a high place in His mercy and enable the nation to follow the path she set through her achievements and dedication.