Despite the fact that Pakistan is a significant exporter of textiles to Germany, business leaders in Pakistan need to remain updated about developing laws. A conference on textiles was organized in Karachi, and German Consul General Dr. Rudiger Lotz underlined this point at the event.

The explosion in Mastung has been harshly denounced by Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, who has also expressed his sadness over the deaths.

Additionally, Mr. Naqvi conveyed his sympathies to the families of the martyred individuals.

He stated that individuals who target children should not be spared at all costs and that the targeting of innocent children should be denounced in the harshest possible terms.

“We stand with the families of the martyred and pray for the early recovery of the injured,” the interior minister stated.

Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif has vehemently condemned the bomb explosion at the Girls High School in Mastung and expressed profound sadness over the loss of valuable lives in the event.

The Prime Minister said a prayer for the exalted status of the martyrs and for fortitude for their grieving families.

The Prime Minister has instructed Police and Law Enforcement Agencies to identify and penalize anyone accountable for the explosion.

He also mandated the provision of optimal medical facilities for the injured.

The Prime Minister stated that the terrorist explosion aimed at the school is unequivocal evidence of their animosity towards education in Balochistan; nonetheless, such shameful assaults would not demoralize our nation.

He asserted that such assaults cannot undermine the government’s resolve to advance education and development in Balochistan, and that the government will persist in its campaign against the scourge of terrorism until its total eradication.

The Prime Minister stated that the entire nation takes pride in the police officers and personnel who sacrificed their life for the country.