Russian Ambassador Pledges More Scholarships for Pakistani Students
Albert P. Khorve says expanded opportunities await Pakistani youth proficient in Russian language
Russian Ambassador to Pakistan Albert P. Khorve has pledged to increase the number of scholarships available to Pakistani students, according to a report by the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
Khorve said Pakistani students who are proficient in the Russian language stand to benefit from expanded opportunities for higher education, research, training and employment in Russia, APP reported.
The ambassador's remarks were reported as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen educational ties between Russia and Pakistan. Further details on the timeline or scale of the proposed scholarship expansion were not provided in the report.
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