Mrs. Zubaida Jalal, the Federal Minister for Education while addressing a formal meeting organized by the Members of the GCCI has said that the Pakistani products particularly the products on display at the fourth Made in Gujranwala Industrial Exhibition deserve to be praised and appreciated for their pristine quality. She said if the existing standard of products is accorded with the modern technology and technical education, it can have pleasant effects on the country's economy and industrial development. She emphasized the need to harmonize the country's economy with the public expectations. The President GCCI, Haji Shaukat Javed, Senior Vice President GCCI, Sheikh Muhammad Ali and other office bearers also attended the meeting. She undertook a short visit to the individual stalls and took keen interest in the various items ranging from sweet candies to the heavy mechanical equipment. Later, she had an exchange of views with the host members of GCCI and said that only one percent of people in Pakistan, who are well off, are offering unforgettable services in the industrial progress.

President and SVP GCCI accompanying Mrs. Zubaida Jalal on exhibition round

She disclosed that the Government is planning to set up a national education council where the industrialists from every district will be given a representation. She made it clear that the government is determined to set up five separate centers of technical education for boys and girls at every district level. It will result in an improvement of the products at the national level besides keeping the prices at a moderate level. She acknowledged the fact, without reserve, that a common skilled worker of the country is doing a great job and if he is provided with the advanced technology in accordance with the modern demands, he can work wonders and boost the image of Pakistan over here as well as abroad.

After concluding her visit to the 4th Industrial Exhibition, Mrs. Zubaida Jalal along with the Members of GCCI proceeded to the Shelton Hotel where she was offered shields for gracing the occasion. Later, she was served HI-TEA by the GCCI Members.