The Professional Development Centre (PDC) at the National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) celebrated the successful conclusion of the Certificate in Educational Leadership & Management program for college principals from Balochistan. The closing ceremony was presided over by the Honourable Madam Minister for Education, Raheela Hameed Khan Durrani, who served as the chief guest.

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The event brought together a distinguished audience, including the Secretary of Higher Education, Balochistan, and Dr. Saeed Ur Rehman, Director General Projects, NUST. The program, a joint initiative by NUST’s PDC and the Balochistan Academy of Continuing Training (BACT), aimed to enhance leadership and management skills among principals to drive academic and institutional growth in the region.

Participants from male and female colleges shared their experiences, expressing a strong commitment to applying the knowledge gained from the program to foster improvement within their institutions.

Dr. Saeed Ur Rehman emphasized the importance of teamwork and collaboration in achieving educational objectives. He reaffirmed NUST’s dedication to supporting BACT in improving educational infrastructure, research facilities, and human resources in Balochistan. Dr. Rehman encouraged the principals to utilize NUST’s extensive ecosystem to amplify the impact of their efforts at their respective institutions.

The Secretary of Education, Hafiz Muhammad Tahir, lauded the NUST-BACT partnership as a testament to mutual support and brotherhood. He also announced plans for a global retreat to further enhance the professional development of Balochistan’s principals.

In her address, the Honourable Madam Minister for Education, Raheela Hameed Khan Durrani, urged participants to focus on their pivotal roles in advancing their colleges. She highlighted the transformative power of education for Balochistan’s prosperity and reaffirmed her commitment to investing in human capital. She expressed a vision for creating world-class colleges and universities in Balochistan through collaborative efforts. Madam Minister commended NUST’s Professional Development Centre for its exemplary contributions and encouraged ongoing partnerships to facilitate more initiatives of this kind.

The event concluded with a collective resolve to build upon the program’s achievements, aiming to inspire academic excellence and effective leadership across higher education institutions in Balochistan.

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