Tabeer Foundation, KITAAS College Sign MoU to Provide Scholarships for Deserving Students

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LAHORE: Tabeer Foundation and KITAAS College have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to provide educational scholarships to deserving and financially disadvantaged students, with the aim of promoting access to quality education and empowering youth through academic support.

The agreement was signed by Dr. Shahid Soraya, Chairperson of Tabeer Foundation, and Dr. Nizam U Din, Chairperson of KITAAS College, during a ceremony held in Lahore. Tariq Asmat and Imran Shah, Directors of Tabeer Foundation, were also present on the occasion.

Under the agreement, KITAAS College will extend scholarship opportunities to talented students facing financial constraints, enabling them to pursue higher education without economic barriers. The initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to educational inclusion, social responsibility, and youth development.

Speaking on the occasion, representatives of both organizations emphasized that education is a key driver of national progress and that investing in deserving students is an investment in Pakistan’s future. They expressed confidence that the partnership would help create equal educational opportunities for capable students and support them in achieving their academic goals.

Tabeer Foundation appreciated the contribution of KITAAS College towards promoting accessible education and acknowledged its role in supporting students with the potential to excel despite financial hardships.

The participants expressed hope that the collaboration would strengthen efforts to enhance educational opportunities and contribute to the development of an educated and empowered generation.

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