Sindh Governor Meets with Muslim University Representatives in Karachi
Most outlets reported that Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nihal Hashmi met with university officials from 34 Muslim countries at Governor House in Karachi. The Associated Press of Pakistan highlighted the list of attendees and the location of the meeting, while the Daily Times emphasized the governor’s call for stronger academic cooperation among Muslim states and noted the two-day summit hosted by Al-Ghazali University.
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Sindh Governor Meets with Muslim University Representatives in Karachi
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Sindh Governor Meets with Muslim University Representatives in Karachi
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Governor urges stronger academic cooperation among Muslim states
Sindh Governor Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi met chancellors, vice chancellors, rectors and other international academic figures participating in the two-day international summit hosted by Al-Ghazali University at Governor House. The meeting focused on strengthening academic cooperation, promoting research, building stronger scholarly connections and pursuing joint initiatives in higher education ...
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Governor Sindh calls for unity of Muslim Ummah in summit of chancellors
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Governor Sindh calls for unity of Muslim Ummah in summit of chancellors
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Governor Sindh calls for unity of Muslim Ummah in summit of chancellors
KARACHI, Oct 12 (APP): Governor Sindh Syed Muhammad Nehal Hashmi attended the closing ceremony of the summit of chancellors, vice chancellors and rectors of universities from the Muslim world at Jamia Al-Ghazali as the chief guest. In his address, he emphasized the need for unity among the Muslim Ummah, promotion of knowledge and research, stronger...
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