A first-ever book fair was held at the University of Shangla on Tuesday to promote reading culture in the region. Students and faculty at the university showed great enthusiasm for the book fair.
The University of Shangla hosted its first-ever “Book Fair,” organised by the versity students. Various book stalls featuring a wide range of subjects were set up on the occasion, which were well-received by students, faculty members, and other attendees.
The opening ceremony was graced by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Dr. Sardar Khan, as the chief guest, who formally inaugurated the event by cutting the ribbon. The students gave the Vice Chancellor a warm welcome, and he expressed his appreciation for their efforts in organising the fair.
Following the inauguration, Dr. Sardar Khan visited the book stalls and reviewed the collection of books on display. While addressing the gathering, he stated:
“Today’s youth are largely engaged in social media and other non-academic activities, whereas a book is a person’s best friend. I fully support such events and urge all students to value friendship with books and focus wholeheartedly on their education.” Mr Sardar Khan said.
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He also expressed his commitment to steering the University of Shangla towards progress and emphasised the importance of regularly organising academic activities, programs, and events.
After the ceremony, the Vice Chancellor thanked the Book Fair Organising Committee and appreciated their hard work and dedication.
