ABWA Medical College held its first-ever convocation ceremony in Faisalabad, marking a significant milestone in the institution’s academic journey and celebrating the achievements of its graduating students.
The prestigious ceremony brought together graduates, faculty members, and families in a moment of pride and accomplishment, recognizing years of dedication and hard work. The event was attended by Iqrar Ahmad Khan, Chairperson of the Punjab Higher Education Commission (PHEC), who graced the occasion as the Guest of Honor. In his address, he praised the college’s contribution to advancing quality medical education and urged the graduates to maintain high professional and ethical standards in their medical careers.
Rana Sanaullah, Special Assistant to the Prime Minister, attended as the Chief Guest. He congratulated the graduating students and emphasized the critical role of commitment and service in the healthcare sector, particularly as Pakistan continues to face increasing medical challenges.
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The convocation stood as a defining moment for the institution, reflecting its commitment to nurturing competent and responsible healthcare professionals. The ceremony concluded with the formal distribution of degrees and awards, creating lasting memories for the graduates as they embark on their professional journeys in medicine.
