Pakistan, US extend higher education partnership for 5 years
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and the United States have renewed their longstanding partnership in higher education through a new five-year agreement between the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and the United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP). According to the federal ministry of education, the renewal of partnership reaffirmed shared commitment to academic excellence, human capital…
Pakistan and the United States have renewed their higher education partnership for a five-year period, reaffirming their shared commitment to academic excellence, human capital development, research, and international educational cooperation. The agreement, signed by USEFP Executive Director Dr Peter Moran and HEC Executive Director Professor Dr Ziaul Haq, will support 66 PhD scholars and expand opportunities for advanced education, research, and academic exchange.
The renewed partnership is expected to contribute to Pakistan's progress while strengthening US-Pakistan ties, with Pakistani students and scholars gaining access to the renowned American education system and collaborating on innovative research, business, and public health ventures.
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