By Fazal Haq
MARDAN — In a move aimed at strengthening youth empowerment and modern skill development, Maalik Foundation and The Quick Academy signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to introduce professional and technical training programs for students in the region.
The agreement seeks to provide quality education and market-oriented skills to help students enhance academic performance and improve employment prospects.
Under the partnership, both institutions will introduce professional courses, technical training programs and modern skill development initiatives aligned with current industry demands.
Focus on practical skills and employability
The MoU was signed by Muhammad Fawad Anwar, General Secretary of Maalik Foundation, and the Director of The Quick Academy. The ceremony was attended by Dr. Junaid Noor, Chairman of Maalik Foundation, and Engineer Syed Sher Shah, President of the organization.
Speakers at the event emphasized that in today’s competitive environment, academic qualifications alone are insufficient without practical expertise. They described the collaboration as a step toward equipping young people with skills required for self-reliance and sustainable careers.
Organizers said the initiative aims to open new educational and professional pathways for youth in Mardan and surrounding areas, contributing to regional development and economic opportunity.
Officials expressed optimism that the partnership will support long-term educational growth and create avenues for prosperity across the region.
