BARA KAHU, July 25, 2026: The educational community of Bara Kahu expressed confidence in the Private Schools Network (PSN) Islamabad as heads and representatives of more than 100 member schools attended a zonal meeting held at Synta Vision College, Bara Kahu, on Saturday.
The gathering reflected PSN’s popularity, organisational strength and the unity among private educational institutions.
The meeting was presided over by PSN Islamabad Central President Maqbool Hussain Dar. Members of the Central Executive Committee (CEC), including Senior Vice President Chaudhry Muhammad Arshad, Vice Presidents Haji Abdul Nadeem and Ms Ubaida Yazdan, Central General Secretary Imtiaz Ali Khan and Chairman of the Central Committee for FBISE Affairs Saleem Khan, also attended.
The proceedings began with a welcome address by Zonal President Azam Khan, who thanked all member schools for their trust, loyalty and support for PSN. He appreciated the efforts of his zonal cabinet for organising the meeting and paid tribute to Zonal General Secretary Mohsin Abbasi, Vice Presidents Muhammad Ali and Alamgir Khan, Information Secretary Saeedur Rehman and Nauman Bazeer for their services.
The participants paid tribute to the late Dr Muhammad Afzal Babar for his valuable services in promoting education. They also reaffirmed their resolve to carry forward his mission, vision and educational services with the same spirit and dedication.
The meeting discussed key issues being faced by private educational institutions, particularly matters related to the Private Educational Institutions Regulatory Authority (PEIRA) and the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (FBISE). The participants stressed the need for adopting a joint strategy for resolving these issues.
CEC members also addressed the forum, responded to questions and concerns raised by member institutions and provided guidance on important matters related to the education sector.
Speakers congratulated Zonal President Azam Khan and his team for arranging the successful gathering. They also appreciated member institutions of the Bara Kahu zone for their exemplary unity, loyalty and confidence in the zonal leadership.
In his concluding address, Central President Maqbool Hussain Dar underlined the importance of unity, mutual contact and strong coordination among the central leadership, zonal organisations and member schools. He said PSN would continue to play an effective role at every level for the protection of the rights of its member institutions and resolution of their problems.
He assured the participants that wherever any school needed PSN, the central leadership and its team would stand by it with all possible support and guidance.
