Thar Foundation, in collaboration with The Dawood Foundation (TDF), organized a two-day ‘TDF MagnifiScience Thar Exhibition’ at the TF – Dr. Ashok Bakhtani Engro School Campus in Mithi, Tharparkar.
The exhibition featured over 30 innovative science projects presented by local students from government and private schools, along with exciting exhibits by renowned institutions like Aga Khan University, Pakistan Science Club, WonderTech, Essential Elements, and Sabza Hydroponics.
Syed Sardar Ali Shah, Minister of Education and Literacy for the Government of Sindh (GoS) attended the MagnifiScience exhibition and said, “I am thoroughly impressed by the innovative scientific projects presented by the students at this remarkable exhibition organized by Thar Foundation and Dawood Foundation. The children of Thar possess extraordinary talent, and with the right training and support, they can compete with international students.”
The Sindh government has intensified its efforts to promote STEM education across the province. As part of this initiative, a series of science festivals under the banner “Science in Sindh” is being organized to inspire and engage students in scientific learning and innovation. These festivals aim to create a platform for young minds to explore and showcase their talent in science and technology while fostering a culture of critical thinking and creativity.
Amir Iqbal, CEO of SECMC & Thar Foundation, stated, “This exhibition exemplifies our mission to inspire critical thinking and foster a deep understanding of scientific concepts, bridging the gap between rural and urban education to empower the children of Tharparkar. We believe that such collaborative initiatives are vital in equipping the younger generation with the skills needed to contribute significantly to Pakistan’s development.”
Incoming CEO of The Dawood Foundation, Favad Soomro, said, “This exhibition is a testament to our belief that science knows no bounds — it transcends geography, class, gender, and age. By bringing TDF MagnifiScience to Tharparkar, we wanted to spotlight the immense scientific talent that exists in every corner of our country. We genuinely believe that inclusivity and accessibility in science education open doors to creating a brighter, more equitable future for Pakistan.”
Both The Dawood Foundation and Thar Foundation are committed to fostering science education and critical thinking in Tharparkar, ensuring that future generations are empowered with the right tools to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
The educational event focused on captivating themes including “Brainstorming,” “Animal Superpowers,” “The Mind’s Eye,” and “Physics in Action,” attracting a crowd of children, parents, and educators from across the region to explore scientific concepts.
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