SWAT: University of Swat has officially joined the largest network of Pakistani universities and the Students Societies Network by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Inter University Consortium for Promotion of Social Sciences Pakistan (IUCPSS). The signing ceremony was held at the University of Swat, marking a significant step towards fostering collaboration and promoting values of responsible citizenship, peace, and co-existence among students.
The MOU was signed by Prof. Dr. Hassan Sher, Vice Chancellor of the University of Swat, and Muhammad Murtaza Noor, National Coordinator of IUCPSS Pakistan. This partnership signifies a commitment to working together on various activities aimed at the effective engagement of students.
Speaking at the ceremony, Prof. Dr. Hassan Sher expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, highlighting the importance of such initiatives in nurturing a peaceful and tolerant campus environment. “Joining the IUCPSS network will open up numerous opportunities for our students to engage in meaningful activities that promote peace and co-existence. We are excited to work closely with IUCPSS to realize these goals,” he said.
Muhammad Murtaza Noor, National Coordinator of IUCPSS, emphasized the consortium’s dedication to enhancing social sciences education and fostering a collaborative spirit among universities. “Our partnership with the University of Swat is a testament to our shared vision of promoting responsible citizenship and peace. We look forward to organizing joint events and programs that will benefit the student community,” he stated.
The agreement underscores a shared commitment to creating a more inclusive and harmonious academic environment, leveraging the strengths of both institutions. This collaboration will involve a series of initiatives designed to engage students in activities that cultivate a sense of community, responsibility, and mutual respect.
The signing of the MOU marks the beginning of a promising collaboration, set to positively impact the academic and social landscape of the University of Swat and beyond.
