WAWA Sends Third Batch of Students to Karachi for IT Diploma

Hamide Khan Wazir

WANA: In a praiseworthy move, Wana Welfare Association (WAWA) has sent 15 students to Karachi to pursue an IT diploma under its scholarship programme.

WAWA President Khanzada Wazir said that this is the third batch of students enrolled in WAWA’s IT Diploma Programme. He stated that the first batch has already completed its programme in Balochistan, while the second batch is currently pursuing its studies in Karachi.

The initiative is part of WAWA’s broader efforts to equip young people with modern skills and prepare them for future educational and professional opportunities in the field of information technology.

The third batch, WAWA President stated, which originally comprised 15 students, was sent to Karachi on Tuesday to begin their IT education and professional training.

President Khanzada Wazir said that WANA Welfare Association, keeping in view the demands of the future, is actively exploring educational opportunities across the country to encourage students to pursue information technology and develop expertise in the rapidly growing field.

He said the students would receive IT education and training under the WAWA Scholarship Programme and, after becoming IT professionals, would play an important role in promoting information technology and digital skills in Lower South Waziristan.

He further noted that WAWA-supported students have now reached almost every reputable educational institution across the country, reflecting the tireless efforts and commitment of the association’s leadership to providing quality educational opportunities to talented students.

Wana Welfare Association continues to invest in the education and professional development of students, with a particular focus on creating opportunities that can contribute to the long-term educational and technological development of the region.