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Haier Partners With University Of Karachi To Offer Need Based Scholarships Worth PKR 6.5 Million

  • September 26, 2025
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Haier Pakistan has strengthened its long-standing commitment to education by partnering with University of Karachi to provide need-based scholarships for deserving students. This initiative reflects Haier’s belief that education is the cornerstone of national development and a key driver of long-term progress. Under this collaboration, scholarships totaling PKR 6.5 million will be distributed to 100 students from five different departments over a two-year period, enabling them to pursue their studies without financial constraints.

Haier’s leadership views education as an essential pillar for building a stronger future workforce. By alleviating financial pressures on talented students, the company aims to nurture the next generation of skilled professionals who can contribute meaningfully to Pakistan’s socio-economic growth. Through this scholarship program, Haier is taking another step in its broader mission to invest in education, innovation, and opportunities for young people, helping to remove barriers that often prevent capable students from fulfilling their potential.

Representatives from University of Karachi have welcomed this initiative, noting its positive impact on the student community and the role it will play in elevating the university’s intellectual capital. The Vice Chancellor praised Haier for its proactive approach in supporting students and emphasized how such partnerships between the private sector and academic institutions can drive social and educational advancement in the country. By focusing on collaboration, the program seeks to create an environment where promising students can access quality education and resources without the burden of financial hardship.

This agreement with University of Karachi adds to Haier’s expanding portfolio of educational initiatives across Pakistan. Previous efforts include partnerships with Punjab University and library development projects that enhance academic resources and learning spaces for students. Together, these efforts underline Haier’s ongoing commitment to creating lasting social value beyond its business operations. As a socially responsible brand, Haier continues to invest in programs that empower young people, build community capacity, and contribute to a more knowledgeable and skilled society. Through consistent engagement with educational institutions, Haier is reinforcing its role as a partner in shaping Pakistan’s future by supporting students who will become the country’s future leaders and innovators.

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