Muhammad Farooq Shaikhani advocates for entrepreneurial education

Hyderabad recently hosted a seminar co-hosted by ISRA University and the Pakistan Engineering Council, focusing on the computation of tender documents in line with Sindh Public Procurement Regulatory Authority regulations. The event saw Muhammad Farooq Shaikhani, President of the Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders & Small Industry, as the Chief Guest. Shaikhani commended ISRA University for its achievements, emphasizing the importance of education beyond job acquisition. He highlighted the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on global dynamics, stressing the need for Pakistani universities to enhance education standards to ensure global recognition of degrees.

Shaikhani proposed the establishment of coordination committees between chambers and universities to provide industry-specific training to students. He also pledged to facilitate internship programs to advance industries collaboratively. The seminar delved into the nuances of tender document computation, with a presentation by Engineer Ashfaq Ali Memon on the subject matter. The event aimed to foster an entrepreneurial mindset among students and forge enduring partnerships between the Hyderabad Chamber and ISRA University.

Vice Chancellor Dr. Ahmed Waliullah Qazi highlighted the importance of ongoing professional development, while former Chancellor Prof. Dr. Hameedullah Qazi shed light on the role of SPPRA in governing public procurement within Sindh-owned organizations. The seminar underscored the significance of staying proficient in project applications for success in the industry.

In conclusion, the seminar served as a platform for advocating for entrepreneurial education, AI integration, and industry-academia collaborations to enhance educational outcomes and foster innovation in Hyderabad's business landscape.