Key Takeaways
- International Islamic University Islamabad secured a grant of Rs144.5 million from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
- The grant is part of the Ad hoc Relief Allowance 2026-27 for employees in Basic Pay Scales 1 to 21.
- The Saudi Support Fund supports recurring expenditures, infrastructure development, faculty development, and quality enhancement.
Employees at the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) have expressed joy and gratitude after securing a grant of Rs144.5 million from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA).
The grant, part of the Ad hoc Relief Allowance 2026-27, is aimed at providing financial support to employees in Basic Pay Scales (BPS) 1 to 21.
The Saudi Support Fund, which has been supporting IIUI for years, has now released this amount to cover various aspects of the university’s operations.
IIUI President and Acting Rector, Prof Dr Ahmed Saad Alahmed, has been instrumental in securing this grant, which will benefit a significant number of employees.
The grant will be utilized for recurring expenditures, infrastructure development, faculty development, and quality enhancement initiatives.
This support from KSA continues the longstanding generosity and commitment of the Kingdom towards the university, reflecting its dedication to fostering educational excellence in Pakistan.
The grant is part of a broader effort by the Saudi Support Fund to ensure the smooth functioning and growth of IIUI, contributing to the overall development of the institution.
