The IBCC is partnering with ECCTIS to secure recognition for Pakistani qualifications in the UK.

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Dr. Ghulam Ali Mallah, the Executive Director of the Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC), recently led a significant meeting with ECCTIS management, alongside the Director of Qualifications and the Director of Meetings. The primary focus of the discussion was to enhance the global recognition of Pakistani qualifications. This strategic collaboration is geared towards elevating the international standing of Pakistani educational credentials, thereby facilitating broader opportunities for Pakistani students and professionals on the global stage.

The meeting centered on harmonizing Pakistani qualifications with international standards, ensuring robust quality assurance mechanisms, and establishing a seamless recognition process. This would significantly benefit Pakistani students and professionals in pursuing academic and career opportunities abroad.

Dr. Mallah highlighted the critical nature of this initiative, remarking, “Our partnership with ECCTIS is a pivotal move towards achieving global acceptance for our educational qualifications. It will not only unlock new opportunities for our students and professionals but also bolster the credibility and competitive edge of Pakistan’s education system internationally.”

ECCTIS, a prominent UK-based organization renowned for its expertise in evaluating and recognizing international qualifications, reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Pakistan in this endeavor. The organization emphasized its extensive experience and the rigorous frameworks it employs to assess and recognize qualifications from various countries.

This partnership is anticipated to make a profound impact on Pakistan’s educational landscape. It will pave the way for increased global opportunities for students and professionals, while also promoting educational excellence within the country. Both IBCC and ECCTIS are dedicated to achieving these objectives and supporting the global aspirations of Pakistan’s youth.