3,000 Afghan Nationals Awarded Scholarships in Pakistan

[MultaniGuy]

That was a good gesture from us if someone genuinely wants to study than we should help him.

BUT! we should've helped our own people first we've done a lot for these snakes and all we get is disappointment, hate, abuses, labels of terror supporter etc so in my opinion this is just a waist and we've haven't learned anything.

If the Afghanistanis say we have done nothing for them, then we can prove them wrong.
Look how much we are helping them.

 

[The Sandman]

If the Afghanistanis say we have done nothing for them, then we can prove them wrong.
Look how much we are helping them.

Their love for india and their hatred for us has blinded those thankless people/snakes so you can try that but you will just waste your time.

 

[MultaniGuy]

We are hosting the Afghanistani refugees many have intermarried with Pakistanis.

You really can't beat Pakistan when it comes to influencing Afghanistan.

 

[Narcissist]

Very generous. I would argue too generous, especially considering recent political events. We should be very limited with how much more generosity we show them after this. Let them reciprocate and show us some respect as well.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Still good to get the future generations of Afghanistan liking Pakistan.

 

[Narcissist]

Still good to get the future generations of Afghanistan liking Pakistan.

Agreed. InshAllah it will exert influence.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Agreed. InshAllah it will exert influence.

Yes, Insh'Allah we will have that influence. Afterall we share the Pathan population and a large border with Afghanistan.

We cannot lose. There is no nation than can beat Pakistan in influencing Afghanistan.

We already have the advantage.

 

[Narcissist]

We cannot lose. There is no nation than can beat Pakistan in influencing Afghanistan.

Well, the biggest gain we could get is if we poach the intelligent ones after they graduate ie brain drain. That too only if they're smarter than Pakistanis. There are lots of very smart Pakistanis, so the bar is high.

But I maintain that we now need to see them show us respect. We've been too nice to them, and we've only been met with animosity. Let's see how this plays out.

 

[MultaniGuy]

Well, the biggest gain we could get is if we poach the intelligent ones after they graduate ie brain drain. That too only if they're smarter than Pakistanis. There are lots of very smart Pakistanis, so the bar is high.

But I maintain that we now need to see them show us respect. We've been too nice to them, and we've only been met with animosity. Let's see how this plays out.

You are right, brother.
We should aim for the middle class and upper middle class of Afghanistanis to have the most influence with them.

 

[M.SAAD]

Ridiculous...

 

[MultaniGuy]

Ridiculous...

What is ridiculous?

 

[M.SAAD]

What is ridiculous?

These scholarships should be granted to non other than Pakistani students.. not these namak harams

 

[Mentee]

Stranded Biharis, beyond any doubt , deserve these scholarships than any west Indian. Ye gormint bik gy hain

 

[django]

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PROPK STAFF12 HOURS AGO



Higher Education Commission (HEC) Pakistan organised a ceremony to award 3,000 scholarships for Afghan National Students under Allama Iqbal Scholarships Programme at Pak-China Friendship Centre here on Wednesday.

Mamnoon Hussain, President Islamic Republic of Pakistan was the chief guest on the occasion. Mr. Sartaj Aziz, Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Fareeda Mohmand, Minister for Higher Education, Afghanistan, Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed, Chairman HEC, Mr. Omar Zakhilwal, Ambassador of Afghanistan to Pakistan, Mr. Syed Abrar Hussain, Ambassador of Pakistan to Afghanistan, Vice Chancellors, faculty members, and a large number of Afghan students attended the ceremony.

In his address, Mr. Mamnoon Hussain congratulated the Afghan students on availing scholarships to study in Pakistani institutions. He emphasized that the relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan extend beyond geographical affinity well into social, cultural, ethnic and business bonds.

“We were brothers; we are brothers; and we will remain brothers in all times to come,” he underlined.

He hoped that the students will feel at home while pursuing their studies in Pakistan and will go back to serve their country. “You are expected to serve your beloved country and inspire good bilateral relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan besides becoming ambassadors of Pakistan in your country,” he urged the students.

The President said the purpose of award of scholarships to Afghan students is to provide them with the same opportunities of acquiring higher education which are being extended to Pakistani students and develop and progress jointly.

He observed that the region has been facing a great ‘human tragedy’ during the last three decades, however the two nations have fought the unrest and chaos courageously. He stressed the need for promoting mutual trust and foiling the nefarious designs of elements striving to create misunderstandings between the two friendly countries.
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Higher Education Commission (HEC) Pakistan organised a ceremony to award 3,000 scholarships for Afghan National Students under Allama Iqbal Scholarships Programme at Pak-China Friendship Centre here on Wednesday.

Mamnoon Hussain, President Islamic Republic of Pakistan was the chief guest on the occasion. Mr. Sartaj Aziz, Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Fareeda Mohmand, Minister for Higher Education, Afghanistan, Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed, Chairman HEC, Mr. Omar Zakhilwal, Ambassador of Afghanistan to Pakistan, Mr. Syed Abrar Hussain, Ambassador of Pakistan to Afghanistan, Vice Chancellors, faculty members, and a large number of Afghan students attended the ceremony.

In his address, Mr. Mamnoon Hussain congratulated the Afghan students on availing scholarships to study in Pakistani institutions. He emphasized that the relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan extend beyond geographical affinity well into social, cultural, ethnic and business bonds.

“We were brothers; we are brothers; and we will remain brothers in all times to come,” he underlined.

He hoped that the students will feel at home while pursuing their studies in Pakistan and will go back to serve their country. “You are expected to serve your beloved country and inspire good bilateral relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan besides becoming ambassadors of Pakistan in your country,” he urged the students.

The President said the purpose of award of scholarships to Afghan students is to provide them with the same opportunities of acquiring higher education which are being extended to Pakistani students and develop and progress jointly.

He observed that the region has been facing a great ‘human tragedy’ during the last three decades, however the two nations have fought the unrest and chaos courageously. He stressed the need for promoting mutual trust and foiling the nefarious designs of elements striving to create misunderstandings between the two friendly countries.

Mr. Sartaj Aziz termed the award of scholarships a milestone in the bilateral relations and said the Government of Pakistan will continue to support Afghanistan.

He said Pakistan highly values its relations with Afghanistan, adding that the mutual relations are thriving despite challenges.

Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Fareeda Mohmand termed the students an asset for Afghanistan who will construct the country. “Afghanistan needs you, your potential and skills,” she maintained. She appreciated the efforts of HEC for provision of such opportunities to Afghan students and hoped that academic collaboration will bring the two nations closer.

Welcoming the Afghan Minister, Vice Chancellors and other dignitaries to Pakistan, Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed highlighted the achievements of HEC with regard to promotion of higher education in Pakistan.

He said the Government of Pakistan is putting resources for the uplift of higher education sector, adding that the number of universities has reached 182, while quality of education in Pakistan is being recognized in the world.

“We want to transfer the fruits of these achievements to Afghanistan,” he underlined. He assured that Pakistan will continue to take such steps for the bright future of Afghan students and HEC will extend all-out cooperation in this regard.

He informed that the completion of this project will be followed by another phase of award of 3000 scholarships to Afghan students including postgraduate students. He hoped these students will play their vital role in the socio-economic development of Afghanistan.
https://propakistani.pk/2017/02/08/3000-afghan-nationals-awarded-scholarships-pakistan/
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I have a feeling we are educating the future head of NDS!

 

[war&peace]

make peace but not give them the food of ur children and starve urself for the thankless so called brother

If we are Muslim, we believe in charity, we strongly believe that if we do charity, Allah bless the society more.. if we become stingy the rizq is reduced..a very simple principle.