The chairman and president of the University of Management and Technology (UMT) has signed a MoU with the Muslim World League (MWL) to accelerate girls’ education. The reason behind this is to empower women by delivering quality education, scholarships, and advanced technical opportunities.
UMT and MWL expressed their vision of fostering social progress by uplifting demoted communities through qualitative education. This reflects the devotion to reducing educational gaps between the privileged and unprivileged classes of society. In competing in the dynamic world, this MoU is the pillar to promote gender equality, equipping future generations with the skills they need to survive.
This move represents increased educational opportunities. Ibrahim Hasan Murad signed the MoU as the Chairman and President of the University of Management and Technology with the Muslim World League (MWL).
In this signing ceremony, the following persons were present:
Secretary General Muslim World League, H.E Dr. Muhammad Bin Abdul Karim Al Isa,
Saudi Ambassador H.E Nawaf bin Saeed Al Malki, and
Professor Sajjad Qamar
They mutually agreed on promoting girls' education in Muslim communities. They also focus on underprivileged groups facing economic and cultural barriers in the way of obtaining higher education. The MoU aims to
Provide females with sustainable education development
Community outreach with local schools and organizations
Promote cultural harmony and peace through education
This is an unwavering commitment to acquire academic excellence and social justice. Its focus is to upgrade and empower marginalized groups of society through education and technical skills. This reaffirms MWL's dedication to combat extremism by addressing educational disparities.
Ibrahim Hasan Murad said,
For shaping an inclusive society, we emphasize transformative education for girls. This is a testament to a shared belief that education is a powerful tool to survive even in the hardest of times. This is the only tool to bring peace and harmony to society.
This collaboration reflects a collective effort to strengthen ties between educational institutes and international organizations to address global challenges through education.
The chairman and president of the University of Management and Technology (UMT) has signed a MoU with the Muslim World League (MWL) to accelerate girls’ education. The reason behind this is to empower women by delivering quality education, scholarships, and advanced technical opportunities.
UMT and MWL expressed their vision of fostering social progress by uplifting demoted communities through qualitative education. This reflects the devotion to reducing educational gaps between the privileged and unprivileged classes of society. In competing in the dynamic world, this MoU is the pillar to promote gender equality, equipping future generations with the skills they need to survive.
This move represents increased educational opportunities. Ibrahim Hasan Murad signed the MoU as the Chairman and President of the University of Management and Technology with the Muslim World League (MWL).
In this signing ceremony following persons were present:
Secretary General Muslim World League H.E Dr. Muhammad Bin Abdul Karim Al Isa,
Saudi Ambassador H.E Nawaf bin Saeed Al Malki, and
Professor Sajjad Qamar
They mutually agreed on promoting girls' education in Muslim communities. They also focus on underprivileged groups facing economic and cultural barriers in the way of obtaining higher education. The aim of the MoU is to
Provide females with sustainable education development
Community outreach with local schools and organizations
Promote cultural harmony and peace through education
This is an unwavering commitment to acquire academic excellence and social justice. Its focus point to upgrade and empower marginalized groups of society through education and technical skills. This reaffirms MWL's dedication to combat extremism by addressing educational disparities.
Ibrahim Hasan Murad said;
For shaping an inclusive society, we emphasize transformative education for girls. This is a testament to a shared belief that education is a powerful tool to survive even in the hardest of times. This is the only tool to bring peace and harmony in society.
This collaboration reflects a collective effort to strengthen ties between the educational institute and international organizations to address global challenges through education.
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