FESCO Awards Scholarships to 38 Employees' Children for Academic Achievement
The Faisalabad Electric Supply Company approved the educational scholarships in recognition of outstanding academic performance during the 2025-26 academic year.
The Faisalabad Electric Supply Company (FESCO) has approved educational scholarships for 38 children of its employees, recognizing their outstanding academic performance during the 2025-26 academic year.
The scholarship program is designed to reward strong academic achievement among the children of FESCO staff, reflecting a benefit that many utility companies and public sector organizations in Pakistan offer as part of broader employee welfare initiatives.
The selection of the 38 recipients was based on their academic results for the recent school year, though specific criteria such as grade levels or minimum performance thresholds were not detailed in the announcement.
Employee welfare programs like educational scholarships are a common feature at large public utilities in Pakistan, intended to support staff retention and morale by extending tangible benefits to employees' families.
FESCO did not provide additional details on the value of the scholarships or the process by which recipients were selected from among eligible employees' children.
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- FESCO awards scholarships to 38 employees’ children for outstanding academic performance — APP (Pakistan)
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