Development:
Dr Laghari is actively involved in development activities in Pakistan.
He has recommended to the Government to construct a Medical Clinic /
Dispensary and a Transport Shelter at Village Buxo Laghari in Hyderabad
District at a cost of Rs. 2,326,000.
He is also concerned about the state of affairs in the constituency of his
residence in Karachi. The law and order system is far from satisfactory. The
city is ridden with water shortage problems and regular load shedding. The
roads and the transport systems are in shambles. The sewerage and garbage
disposal system needs major improvements. Dr Laghari has voiced these
concern in the Senate floor and in the Senate Standing Committees.
Education:
Dr. Laghari is an academic at heart. He is concerned about the state of
education, both in schools and universities, in Pakistan.
He is actively involved in the educational affairs of the country. He has
raised many concerns on the Senate floor and has recommended an increase in
the lower education budget so that the literacy rate of Pakistan can be
substantially increased.
Dr Laghari believes in liberal education and supports the secularization of
the syllabus. He is a strong proponent of education for girls and women,
particulary from the underdeveloped areas.
Dr Laghari goal is that Pakistani universities join the ranks of leading
universities in Asia. He has already achieved this goal by making SZABIST
among the top universities in Asia as ranked by BusinessWeek, AsiaInc, Time
and CNN.
Energy and Power:
Pakistan
faces a tremendous challenge in overcoming its power and energy
shortage. The consumption of electricity is generally regarded as an
index of economic prosperity. The present per capita electricity
consumption in
Pakistan
is about one tenth of world average. The current state of affairs in the
energy sector is highly unsatisfactory.
Pakistan
needs additionally at least 8000 MWs by 2010 to meet the energy
requirements of the people. Dr Laghari through his active participation
in the PPP Policy Planning Committee, PPP Manifesto Committee and the
Senate Standing Committee on Power and Water is making efforts to ensure
that the Energy Crisis in Pakistan is resolved and the country is on its
way to rapid industrialization through availability of abundance cheap
and reliable electric power.
Environment:
Dr Laghari is interested in Environmental Protection. He is an active
supporter of the The Climate Project
(www.theclimateproject.org)
and educates students against the growing crisis of global warming.

Dr. Laghari at the Science Exhibition at the Karachi Grammar School
viewing a project on environment
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