SUKKUR: The weeklong “Sarsabz Sukkur” plantation drive at the Sukkur IBA University continues its mission to enhance the city’s greenery and create awareness among the masses.
Syed Kumail Hyder Shah, chairman of the District Council Sukkur, attended the Sarsabz Sukkur ceremony. In his remarks, he commended the Sarsabz Sukkur initiative, saying, “I am fully supportive of the efforts by Sukkur IBA University to promote a greener and more vibrant Sukkur.
We must not only plant trees but also ensure their care and maintenance. This plantation drive is essential for the future of our city and its environment.”
He further stated, “The vision of a greener Sukkur is something I passionately support, and I am proud to see the university taking significant steps toward achieving this goal.”
Shah also planted a tree in the university lawn, underscoring his commitment to the cause.
Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Asif Ahmed Shaikh expressed appreciation for Syed Kumail Hyder Shah’s unwavering support, acknowledging, “The Sarsabaz Sukkur drive was initially the vision of Syed Kumail Hyder Shah. His dedication to supporting Sukkur IBA University in every capacity is invaluable.”
Sukkur DIG Pir Muhammad Shah also attended an event in connection with the drive and planted a tree, accompanied by Vice Chancellor Prof Dr. Asif Ahmed Shaikh, in support of the drive.
In his address, DIG Shah emphasized the importance of environmental responsibility, stating, “We must care for nature, or it will reclaim its rights. Planting trees is a noble endeavour crucial for our times.”
He shared his deep appreciation for nature, expressing a wish to understand the language of birds and trees and highlighted the need to maintain harmony with the environment to avoid adverse consequences.
The ceremony also recognised the winners of the poster competition held as part of the Sarsabz Sukkur campaign. Cash prizes and certificates were awarded to the top three winners, while all participants received certificates of participation.
As a token of appreciation, Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Syed Mir Muhammad Shah and Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Asif Ahmed Shaikh presented the traditional Ajrak and Sindhi cap to the guests.
