Key Takeaways
- Spanish IE University organises event in Islamabad to explore educational links.
- Ambassador of Spain and former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi attend the event.
- University aims to provide Pakistani students with access to European education.
Spanish IE University has organised an event in Islamabad to explore opportunities for expanding its engagement with Pakistan and strengthening educational links.
The event, held in a local hotel, was attended by over 100 guests, including the Ambassador of Spain to Pakistan, Carlos Aragón Gil de la Serna, and former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi.
The gathering aimed to highlight the benefits of studying in Spain, such as access to a European education, cultural heritage, and international outlook.
Spanish cities offer more affordable living costs compared to London and other major European capitals, making it an attractive option for Pakistani students.
Studying in Spain can provide students with internationally recognised qualifications, valuable language skills, professional networks, and exposure to European and international markets.
The academic offering at IE University spans a range of disciplines, including business administration, finance, economics, law, international relations, architecture and design, technology, data and computer science, and social sciences.
The university also offers postgraduate and executive education programmes for professionals seeking to advance their careers.
Azaan Jandad Asghar, an IE University alumnus and the university’s representative in Pakistan, has been instrumental in supporting efforts to strengthen the institution’s connections with Pakistan.
The event in Islamabad represents an important milestone in these efforts, bringing together influential voices from across Pakistan to explore the possibilities offered by international education.
