PESHWARA: In a goodwill gesture education entity in north western Pakistan has announced waiver of fee, including examination, admission, registration and migration fees, for Afghan refugee students.
As per details the generous decision was taken by the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Mardan (BISEM) in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
Pakistan committed to fostering educational prospects of Afghan youth
The generous move by Pakistan not only highlights its commitment to fostering educational prospects of Afghan youth but also serves as a symbol of solidarity and goodwill between the two brotherly nations.
This act of kindness does not only aids in personal development of Afghan students but also fosters people-to-people connections that are essential for lasting peace and stability.
The initiative reflects that Pakistan’s policy towards capacity building of Afghan youth remains unwavering. The humanitarian moves goes beyond mere economics; it is a testament to the enduring bonds between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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The fee waiver initiative by BISEM sends a message that in times of adversity Pakistan stands by its Afghan brothers and sisters extending a hand of friendship and support.
It is pertinent to mention that unlike India, Pakistan continues to foster a bright tomorrow for Afghan students.
Deportation of illegal immigrants must not be politicized to undermine Pakistan’s decades of generosity and goodwill towards Afghan migrants.
Such developments are a catalyst for improved Pakistan-Afghanistan relationship built on mutual respect, cooperation and a shared commitment to the well-being and prosperity of their people.
