In compliance with the directives of the provincial government and under the patronage of Dr. Nouman Mujahid, Director of the Directorate of Youth Affairs, and Muhammad Arif Khan, Deputy Commissioner of Dir Lower, the Anti-Corruption Week 2024 concluded with a grand closing ceremony held at the Government Girls Degree College (GGDC), Timergara. This significant two-day event was organized by the District Youth Office Dir Lower, in collaboration with the district administration, with the primary objective of raising awareness about the detrimental effects of corruption.The event featured a variety of engaging competitions aimed at involving students from various departments, fostering creativity and critical thinking on anti-corruption measures. The closing ceremony was graced by esteemed guests, including Mrs. Kalsoom Javid, Principal of GGDC, Miss Ismat Shah, and other dignitaries, all of whom contributed to the event’s success.The organizing activities were effectively overseen by Miss Ismat Shah, ensuring the smooth execution of the program. A panel of judges, comprising Mrs. Haseena, Mrs. Rabia, and Mrs. Sidra, evaluated the participants’ performances across the various competitions.The event’s activities began with an essay writing competition on the first day, conducted in both Urdu and English. Ten talented students participated, sharing their insightful ideas on effective anti-corruption measures. Additionally, a vibrant poster painting competition attracted over ten participants, each showcasing creative and compelling artwork advocating against corruption.The final day culminated in a declamation contest, conducted in both Urdu and English, which served as the highlight of the closing ceremony. During the event, the Honourable Principal, Mrs. Kalsoom Javid, presented certificates and shields to the winners of various competitions, recognizing their hard work and creativity. Shields were also awarded to the judges and esteemed guests in acknowledgment of their valuable contributions to the event. Mrs. Kalsoom Javid encouraged all participants to continue their efforts in promoting transparency and integrity within their communities.
The Chief Guest emphasized the critical role of youth engagement in the fight against corruption, commending the college fraternity for their dedication to fostering a culture of accountability and ethical behavior. This event not only underscored the significance of anti-corruption awareness but also empowered students to become active participants in creating a more transparent and just society.Overall, the Anti-Corruption Week 2024 was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on the students and the community as a whole. The District Youth Office remains committed to promoting integrity and accountability among the youth and looks forward to continuing such efforts in the future.
