Karachi: The Sindh government has announced a new initiative to provide interest-free loans to students of Agricultural University Tando Jam, aimed at boosting agricultural education in the region.
This scheme aims to support students facing financial difficulties and encourage them to pursue entrepreneurial ventures in agriculture.
Sindh’s Agriculture Minister, Sardar Bakhsh Mehr, introduced the initiative, highlighting the importance of equipping young agricultural students with the resources they need to become future business owners. The government hopes that these loans will create a new generation of agricultural entrepreneurs who can drive innovation and prosperity across the province.
Sindh Government's Loan Scheme 2024
The government is also addressing climate change issues with a particular focus on agriculture. The minister emphasized that by investing in the education of young agricultural students, the government is securing the future resilience and sustainability of Sindh’s agricultural sector.
To ensure the program’s success, the Department of Agriculture at Agricultural University Tando Jam will oversee the distribution of these loans. This initiative is part of the government's broader effort to enhance agricultural education and support emerging talent in the field.
Additionally, the government is working on the Hari Card project, which aims to further assist farmers and agricultural students alike.
The interest-free loan program is a significant step towards empowering young agricultural students and tackling climate change challenges. Together with the Hari Card project, this initiative underscores the Sindh government’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of agricultural leaders and ensuring a prosperous future for agriculture in the region.