Chinese Fully-Funded Scholarships Provides The opportunity of Quality Education to youth
While commending the measures taken by the government of Pakistan to its citizens with quality education during a ceremony held in Chinese embassy to award the scholarships to the students selected to study in China on scholarship, Pan Yuqi, the First Secretary of the Chinese Embassy to Pakistan called these students the seeds of socio-economic development. Raza Chohan, academic director general at the Higher Education Commission, said that the students would act as ambassadors of Pakistan to China.
ISLAMABAD – A total of 62 Pakistani students got fully-funded scholarships from the Chinese government to study in various top-ranking Chinese universities in their graduate, masters and doctor programmes.
The Chinese embassy in Islamabad held a ceremony on Wednesday to award the scholarships to the students selected by Pakistan’s Higher Education Commission.
The scholarships are part of China’s scholarship programme for Pakistan under which over 7,000 students are already studying in China in various disciplines.
In the latest scholarship programme, over 1,000 students applied online and the HEC shortlisted over 60, who have been granted the scholarship, Raza Chohan, academic director general at the Higher Education Commission, said.
Chohan said that most of the students would study applied sciences in China. Chohan added that the Pakistani students would act as ambassadors of Pakistan during their academic stay in China, and after coming back will act as a catalyst for socio-economic development in Pakistan.
More than 28,000 Pakistani students are studying in various programmes in China currently, with over 7,000 under scholarship programs, according to the HEC record.
Most of the Pakistani alumni of Chinese universities are working at good positions in different universities, government offices, hospitals, and the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor projects, and other infrastructural projects running in the country, after coming back to Pakistan.
First Secretary of the Chinese Embassy to Pakistan Pan Yuqi, said that Pakistan is striving hard to provide high quality education to its students for the promotion of knowledge-based economy, and it is the pleasure of China to help Pakistan move that way by providing education and training to the students.
“When they come back, I am sure they will play a great part in building Pakistan’s economy,” he added.
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