HOPE - an educational NGO in Pakistan, strives
to eradicate illiteracy in Pakistan. HOPE diligently tries to provide education
to all, especially the underprivileged masses. Thus most of HOPE’s programs are
focused primarily on the rural and urban slum areas of Pakistan. HOPE
extensively works to provide quality education, free of cost to the
underprivileged. Under the leadership of Dr. Mubina Agboatwalla- child specialist in
Karachi, HOPE has broaden its reach towards the masses lining in
squalor, mainly focusing on girls to address the deplorable educational and
social status of women in many cities of Pakistan.
Among other HOPE- an NGO in Pakistan, educational projects, one
of its school located in Zia colony, Karachi, funded by Japanese embassy. The
Japanese embassy and HOPE team have a very robust and everlasting bond.
Recently the Japanese consulate hosted an exhibition at Pearl Continental
Karachi. The Exhibition was designed to display Japan’s culture and lifestyle
and thereby to further enhance the friendly relations between the peoples of
Japan and Pakistan.
HOPE was invited to this auspicious
event along with 30 students of HOPE school Zia colony. These students were
accompanied by two representatives of HOPE alongside two teachers of HOPE
school.
The event consisted of a number of
activities including fancy dress show, documentaries, picture session and to
conclude it all a variety of diverse Japanese eatables were offered to the
guests which were relished by the elated students.
The event included a wide range of
exhibitions to introduce traditional Japanese beauty such as ceramic art, craft
and Japanese dolls to showcase the reality of modern Japan such as contemporary
art, photography, architecture and designs. This gave an exposure to children
to learn about cultures other than their own.
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