ISLAMABAD: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) strives to provide high-quality educational opportunities nationwide in rural and low-literacy areas.
Dr. Nasir Mahmood, Vice Chancellor of AIOU, stated during his address to the Balochistan regional directors conference at AIOU’s Quetta regional campus that they are establishing model study centers and regional campuses. The VC directed all regional heads to identify areas where educational facilities could be improved.
AIOU is making progress
He went on to say that we wish no one should be deprived of education and that AIOU is making progress in its mission to eradicate illiteracy. He directed the regional heads to disseminate information about the university, particularly the free matriculation education program, so that as many people as possible could benefit from it.
Dr. Nasir asked them to visit the province’s flood-affected areas and assess their educational needs. Dr. Malik Tauqir Ahmad Khan, Director General of Regional Services, and all AIOU regional campus directors from Balochistan attended the conference. Malik Tauqir Ahmad Khan informed the VC about the AIOU’s regional offices and model study centers in the province.
All of the Regional Directors assured the Vice Chancellor that they would look after the students’ needs and spread the University’s message to every household in Balochistan.
