The MoU was signed by Dr. Moeed Yusuf, Vice Chancellor of BNU, and Sadaf Asir, General Manager Alumni Pathways at TCF. Also present were key TCF delegates, including Brig. Nadeem, General Manager Schools; Brig. Usman, Regional Manager North; Tazeen Arslan, Senior Manager Scholarship; Moiz Ahmed, Senior Manager Programs; Minahil Adeel, Manager Alumni Pathways; and Muhammad Imran Rana, Deputy Manager Alumni Pathways. Under the agreement, TCF alumni applying to BNU will have their admission application fees waived. Students who meet the academic threshold of 75% or above in Matric and Intermediate exams will receive a 25% waiver on tuition fees, renewable for four years. Those with exceptional academic performance—90% in FA/FSc or 3 As in A-levels—will qualify for a 75% merit scholarship, while students securing 80% or above or 2 As in A-levels will be eligible for a 50% merit scholarship. BNU will further support TCF alumni by facilitating internships during their third and fourth years of undergraduate studies, helping them gain valuable professional experience. The partnership underscores a shared commitment between BNU and TCF to foster educational opportunities for talented youth, empowering them to pursue their academic goals. This momentous step brings both institutions closer to their vision of making higher education more inclusive, thereby contributing to the broader development of Pakistan’s educational landscape.
Through this collaboration, BNU students and faculty will receive comprehensive first-aid training, ensuring they are well-prepared to respond effectively in emergencies. The initiative reflects both institutions' commitment to fostering a safer and more resilient community, aligning with their shared vision of social responsibility and public welfare. This partnership not only enhances the practical skills of BNU's academic community but also contributes to a nationwide effort to create a safer Pakistan. By empowering individuals with life-saving knowledge, BNU and Sahara for Life Trust are taking a crucial step toward building a more prepared and secure society.
The partnership will see joint efforts in urban and Miyawaki afforestation projects, aimed at enhancing the green landscape of BNU’s campus. BNU and Synergy will facilitate expert exchanges for guest lectures, workshops, and conferences, enriching the educational experience for students and faculty. A crucial component of this collaboration is integrating sustainability into BNU’s curriculum, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to tackle environmental challenges. This partnership not only enhances BNU’s commitment to sustainability but also provides valuable opportunities for academic and professional growth.
BNU and EGC will collaborate on joint research projects related to climate mitigation, renewable energy, and sustainable practices. This includes utilizing BNU’s research facilities and expertise alongside EGC’s technological innovations. EGC will also provide mentorship and support to BNU students and innovators, helping to develop and launch climate-friendly technologies and sustainable business ventures. Additionally, both organizations will engage with key stakeholders, including government agencies and NGOs, to advocate for policies promoting environmental sustainability. This MoU highlights BNU's commitment to fostering impactful partnerships that drive sustainability and innovation.