KARACHI: The Karachi Press Club has inaugurated a state-of-the-art Sabihuddin Ghousi Computer Lab, equipped with 12 new computers, thanks to the generous support of the Chinese Government.

The lab was inaugurated by Karachi Press Club President Saeed Sarbazi and Secretary Shoaib Ahmed, along with members of the governing body. The computer lab is designed to provide members with modern facilities, including printing services. The lab can accommodate 15 individuals at a time, and a separate workstation has been set up for laptop users. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Karachi Press Club President Saeed Sarbazi expressed his gratitude to the Chinese Consul General and the Chinese Government for their support in setting up the computer lab.

He highlighted the efforts of the current press club administration in renovating the club and providing better facilities for its members. Secretary Shoaib Ahmed emphasized the significance of the computer lab, stating that it would greatly facilitate the work of journalists and provide them with the necessary tools to excel in their profession. He assured that the press club would continue to work towards providing better services to its members. The inauguration of the Sabihuddin Ghousi Computer Lab marks a significant milestone in the Karachi Press Club's efforts to upgrade its facilities and provide its members with modern amenities. The press club is committed to supporting the journalistic community and promoting excellence in journalism.