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38 Palestinian Students Graduate from Pakistani Dental Program Under Scholarship Initiative

38 Palestinian Students Graduate from Pakistani Dental Program Under Scholarship Initiative

LAHORE: A total of 38 Palestinian students have successfully completed their Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) degrees in Pakistan through the Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan’s Palestinian Scholarship Program.

A graduation ceremony was held to celebrate the students’ academic achievement and recognize their dedication to completing their education despite the challenges faced by many families affected by the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Graduation Ceremony Held

The event was attended by representatives from Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan, the Palestinian Embassy, the University of Lahore, faculty members, and other distinguished guests.

Speakers congratulated the graduates on reaching an important academic milestone and acknowledged their commitment to pursuing higher education under difficult circumstances.

Degrees and Professional Support

As part of the ceremony, the graduates received their BDS degrees along with professional dental kits to support the next stage of their careers.

In addition, 13 Palestinian doctors who completed a one-year clinical house job in Pakistan were awarded internship certificates in recognition of their training.

Commitment to Educational Support

Alkhidmat Foundation officials said the scholarship program aims to provide Palestinian students with opportunities to continue their education in a safe academic environment.

They also acknowledged the support of the Government of Pakistan and the Pakistani Embassy in Cairo for facilitating educational opportunities for students participating in the program.

Hundreds of Students Benefiting

According to Alkhidmat Foundation, more than 450 Palestinian students are currently pursuing higher education in Pakistan under the scholarship initiative, while an additional 38 students are continuing their studies in Cairo.

The organization said it remains committed to supporting educational opportunities for Palestinian students through its scholarship programs.

Ambassador Appreciates Pakistan’s Support

Palestinian Ambassador Dr. Zuhair Mohammad Hamdallah Zaid thanked the people of Pakistan and Alkhidmat Foundation for their continued support of Palestinian students.

Speaking on behalf of the graduates, student Ahmed Ataallah Mohammad Jabr expressed gratitude for the educational opportunities provided in Pakistan and said the graduates hope to use their knowledge and skills to serve their communities in the future.

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