Balochistan mulling to make Chinese language compulsory at matric level
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ISLAMABAD: Balochistan government is considering to teach Chinese language in government schools up to matric level keeping in view the mega development projects associated with the China in the province.
“The Chief Minister has directed to launch the programme in Gwadar's educational institutes in the first phase which will be extended across the province later,” Additional Secretary Salahuddin Noor Zai of the provincial education department told APP.
He said the Chinese language education programme in Balochistan will be funded by the Chinese government and members of faculty staff would be those Chinese who also know Urdu and Balochi langusges.
"The Chinese language will be made a compulsory subject at matric level in province and it with one one year's period the province's entire schools up to matriculation classes will be teaching standard Mandarin," he said .
He said due to strong economic bonds with the China it was province's future requirement to teach our youth Chinese language to further strengthen our relations and benefit our people.
The language would also help Baloch youth to attain knowledge of modern sciences besides exploiting the imminent development opportunities arising out of China Pakistan Economic Corridor.
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