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US, Pakistan celebrate new USEFP building in Islamabad as Fulbright Programme marks 75 years

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US, Pakistan celebrate new USEFP building in Islamabad as Fulbright Programme marks 75 years

The USA Chargé d’Affaires, Natalie A. Baker, together with Minister of State for Training Wajiha Qamar, inaugurated the newly constructed United States Instructional Basis in Pakistan (USEFP) constructing in Islamabad, highlighting a significant development within the two international locations’ longstanding instructional partnership. The inauguration comes as Pakistan marks the seventy fifth anniversary of the Fulbright Programme.

Throughout the ceremony, Baker famous that as the US approaches its 250th anniversary subsequent yr, the brand new USEFP facility embodies the values which have formed the nation and influenced the world. She stated the purpose-built construction would broaden alternatives for studying, innovation, and international change whereas additional strengthening Pakistan-US instructional ties.

The five-storey, 9,755-square-metre constructing—developed with American help—has been designed to spice up educational entry, help Pakistani college students and educators, and promote cultural collaboration. It homes EducationUSA advising providers, a Lincoln Nook, coaching centres, and public programming areas, providing a consolidated hub aimed toward equipping future generations with important international expertise.

Baker and Wajiha Qamar collectively lower the ribbon to formally open the power. The occasion was attended by senior US officers, together with Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Instructional and Cultural Affairs Sherry Kinnison Corridor and Performing Deputy Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asian Affairs Shelley Sewer, alongside USEFP management, authorities representatives, and cultural figures.

In her deal with, Baker highlighted the long-term significance of the brand new constructing in selling schooling and deepening bilateral relations. She stated it symbolises the shared dedication of Pakistan and the US to studying, creativity, and a safer and affluent future. The power, she added, may also function a public house for guests to discover American tradition and have interaction in discussions on international challenges.

Established in 1950, USEFP is one among 49 Fulbright Commissions worldwide, devoted to fostering mutual understanding by way of instructional and cultural change. Greater than 9,000 Pakistanis and practically 1,000 Individuals have taken half in USEFP-sponsored programmes, strengthening educational and cultural connections between the 2 nations.





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