Private sector universities announce scholarships for Danish school students

LAHORE: In response to the directives of Governor Punjab and Chancellor Muhammad Balighur Rehman, a significant stride has been taken by several private sector universities in Pakistan, as they announce scholarships and reserved seats for students from Danish schools.

Esteemed institutions such as Gift University (Gujranwala Institute of Future Technologies), Qarshi University, The Green International University, University of Faisalabad, and Superior University are leading this commendable initiative by offering tuition fee waivers and dedicated seats for Danish school students.

Governor Balighur Rehman said that this visionary step aims to provide opportunities for intelligent and capable students from Danish schools to realise their aspirations and advance in life. He highlighted that these students have the potential to not only transform the destiny of their families but also become valuable assets for the country.

Emphasising his commitment to ensuring that no child is deprived of higher education due to financial constraints, Governor Rehman praised the private universities for their commendable initiative.

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Governor Punjab further underscored the remarkable abilities and skills of students from Danish schools, stating that they are on par with their counterparts in both academic and extracurricular activities. He acknowledged the crucial role of Danish Schools in providing educational opportunities to children from the most deprived sections in remote areas.

Expressing optimism, Governor Balighur Rehman anticipates that these students, now supported by private universities, will actively contribute to the country’s development through their education acquired from Danish schools. This collaborative effort between private institutions and Danish schools signifies a significant stride towards making higher education accessible to deserving students, ultimately fostering national development.