Navigating the financial landscape of #HigherEducation during periods of socio-political instability presents a formidable #challenge, primarily due to the prevailing financial constraints that exacerbate the situation. Within #Pakistan, the issue becomes particularly acute when we consider the sheer number of educational institutions.
There are over 200 #universities, spanning both the public and private sectors, and they find themselves in a precarious position, directly impacted by the dearth of financial resources. The consequences of this financial #constraint extend beyond just the #institutions themselves; they have a ripple effect on the larger #society, as they undermine the country's progress, technological #advancement, and economic #development.
In circumstances like these, the role of the government and international #donor agencies becomes indispensable. #Government intervention is crucial as it bears the responsibility of ensuring equitable access to quality #education for all citizens. Thus, collective efforts can ensure that higher education in Pakistan not only survives but also thrives, #nurturing the next generation of #leaders, #innovators, and #contributors to society.

Panelist:
DR MUKHTAR AHMED
Chairman, Higher Education Commission

DR NADEEM JAVAID
Former Chief Economist, Planning Commission of Pakistan

DR AISHA GHAUS PASHA
Former Minister of State for Finance

DR NASIR MAHMOOD
Vice Chancellor, Allama Iqbal Open University

DR MUMTAZ ANWAR (Moderator)
Dean, FBEAS & Head School of Economics, University of the Punjab

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