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Under the programme launched yesterday by Zardari and UN Under the programme launched yesterday by Zardari and UN Special Envoy Gordon Brown, the government will pay a stipend to poor families that send their children to school. In Islamabad, the International Human Rights Observer organised the "First Malala Zindabad Convention". A large number of people attended the convention. Special prayers were offered for the recovery of Malala, who is currently being treated at a hospital in Britain. The initiative is aimed at enrolling three million children in school over the next four years. Information Minister Qamar Zama Kaira told reporters in Karachi that the leadership of the ruling Pakistan People's Party and Malala shared the same outlook and thinking. The PPP is carrying forward the vision of slain former premier Benazir Bhutto by combating terrorism and extremism. The Lahore College for Women University announced it would offer 15 Malala Yousafzai scholarships for girls from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province and Gilgit-Baltistan. A statement issued by the Foreign Office said the Pakistan government welcomed the "voices of solidarity with Malala" and the video message of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in support of the teenager and the education of girls. "Pakistan strongly supports the right of every girl child to education. We firmly believe that education promotes the values of tolerance and paves the way for progress and prosperity. "It also helps fight forces of extremism and intolerance," the statement said. UN Special Envoy Gordon Brown said efforts will be made to fulfil Malala's dream of education for all in Pakistan. He said millions of people around the world had signed a petition in support of Malala. However, leading rights activist Ansar Burney demanded that the government should move two other girls injured in the attack on Malala from Pakistan to a safer country without any further delay. After the shifting of Malala to Britain, the lives of the two other girl were at stake due to threats from terrorists, he claimed. Burney said his trust is ready to bear any expenses for shifting Shazia Ramzan and Kainat Ahmed out of Pakistan. PTI RHL WAJ
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