A delegation of 30 Afghan faculty members and university administrators on Friday visited Higher Education Commission (HEC) Secretariat and called on Acting Chairperson/Executive Director HEC Dr. Shaista Sohail and top management. Dr. Shaista Sohail briefed about HEC’s functions to the delegates, who are currently attending a capacity building programme at National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST), Islamabad. She described the overall structure of higher education sector in Pakistan with special reference to HEC scholarships for Afghan students. She also responded to questions of the delegates regarding Afghan students studying in Pakistani universities under Allama Muhammad Iqbal Scholarships. Assuring the delegation of HEC’s full support to Afghan students in the light of the government of Pakistan’s instructions, Dr. Shaista Sohail hoped that the students will contribute to the development of Afghanistan and help further improve people-to-people relations. She wished the delegates good luck in their training and hoped that the initiative will help Afghanistan rebuild the academic and administrative capability of its universities.
Mercuria, a global commodities trading firm headquartered in Geneva, finds its senior executives under scrutiny…
Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) remained bullish for the second session in a row on Monday,…
The rupee remained on the back foot against the US dollar in the interbank market…
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan has approved the Scheme of Arrangement between Pakistan…
Gold price in the country snapped a six-session losing streak and increased by Rs2,500 per…
Chairman of the Prime Minister Youth’s Programme(PMYP) Rana Mashhood has underscored the success of the…
Leave a Comment