The University of Engineering and Technology (UET), Lahore, hosted an Alumni Reunion event attended by Federal Minister for Planning Chaudhry Ahsan Iqbal, Punjab Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafique, Chairman Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) Engr. Waseem Nazir, and hundreds of engineers. The event showcased the university's achievements under the leadership of Vice Chancellor Dr. Shahid Munir, who welcomed the attendees with an inspiring address.

In his keynote speech, Ahsan Iqbal emphasized the critical role of engineers, play in Pakistan's development. He highlighted the nation's ambition to rank among the world's top 10 economies by 2047. Reflecting on his student days at UET, he shared valuable experiences that shaped his journey into politics, inspiring young attendees to adopt a mindset of critical thinking and long-term planning.

Addressing the challenges faced by Pakistan, the Federal Minister noted, "Nations marked by instability and protests, lacking consistent policies, cannot achieve sustainable development. It is crucial to maintain focus on progress and stability to move forward."

Ahsan Iqbal is also hopeful about Pakistan's future, stating, "Pakistan is ready to make progress. Inflation has been reduced to 4%, and we must position Pakistan as a technology-driven economy on the global stage."

He pledged support for strengthening UET as an institutions nationwide and praised the faculty and administration of UET Lahore for their accomplishments. The Minister further stressed the importance of presenting a positive image of Pakistan globally, saying, "Political differences exist in every country, but tarnishing the nation's reputation abroad is a disservice. We must work together to build a prosperous future."

The event brought together vice chancellors from various universities, heads of leading companies, and a large number of engineers, creating a vibrant platform to celebrate UET's legacy and its contribution to national development.