Islamabad: Chairman Senate, Syed Yousaf Raza Gillani, while addressing the third convocation of an Private Institute of Health Sciences, said, “It is an honor for me to be part of this memorable ceremony of the third convocation of an a Private Institute of Health Sciences. I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the young graduates who have achieved this success through hard work; I also commend the faculty for their guidance and the parents for their unwavering support. Convocations are not merely academic ceremonies—they symbolize personal growth, collective effort, and shared pride.”
Appreciating the vision of said Private Foundation and the services of health institute, he said that institutions like this, aligned with the vision of this private Foundation, are laying the foundation of a healthy and just Pakistan by nurturing professionals who are not only skilled but also enriched with moral values and social awareness.
Addressing the students, the Chairman Senate highlighted the modern medical requirements and the role of technology, saying, “You are stepping into a world that is rapidly evolving — medically, technologically, and socially. Advanced technologies like telemedicine and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are transforming the healthcare sector across the globe, including in Pakistan. AI is playing a significant role in accurate diagnosis, predictive treatment, identifying therapy targets, data analysis, personalized treatment planning, and improving child health.”
He emphasized that young doctors and institutions must play their part in research and development. Young doctors must stay informed about these modern tools and innovations so that they can bring revolutionary changes to Pakistan’s healthcare sector. He appealed to institutions like this and the other private sector to invest in research and development and, in particular, improve access to quality healthcare services in rural and underserved areas.
Reminding the graduating students of their professional responsibilities, the Chairman Senate said, “You are not merely entering a profession; you are becoming part of a national mission — of care, healing, and leadership. The strength of our nation, how we face crises, and how we build a healthy future for all, will be determined by your skills.”
In conclusion, he asserted with determination, “As Chairman Senate, I assure you that we are committed to improving the healthcare sector in Pakistan through legislation, effective oversight, and supportive policy guidance. We will continue to support institutions that promote excellence in health and education. The responsibility now lies with you. The true measure of your success will not just be your career, but the lives you touch. I am fully confident that wherever you go, you will make Pakistan proud.”
Topper graduates were awarded gold, sliver and browns medals . Rawal Institute of Health Sciences Chairman , Mr Khaqan , Co-chair person , Mrs Salaha Khaqan , Principal Rawal Institute of Health Sciences , Dr Shaqaib , and Dr Saad and other top management of the medical institute also addressed to to the graduates . They advised their graduates to give top priority to their profession and serve humanity with full honesty and zeal. They also vowed to make Rawal Institute one of Pakistan ‘s top institute of medical sciences.
