Rawalpindi, Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU), Pakistan’s first public sector women university, celebrated its 25th Annual Day with a grand event, highlighting its journey of academic excellence, expansion, and entrepreneurial strength. The day’s events symbolized the university’s commitment to women’s empowerment and its significant role in higher education.
According to Fatima Jinnah Women University, the day began with a Dua and Quran Khawani, offering prayers for the university’s continued growth, prosperity, and the well-being of its faculty, staff, and students. The event resonated with the spirit of collective gratitude, reflecting the university’s ethos and commitment to national identity.
Prof. Dr. Uzaira Rafique, Vice Chancellor of FJWU, addressed the gathering, underscoring the university’s milestones over the past quarter-century. She highlighted FJWU’s academic achievements, the establishment of new departments, improved national and international rankings, increased enrollment, and a strong entrepreneurial approach.
The Vice Chancellor emphasized the university’s dedication to preparing students for future challenges by aligning academic programs with industrial needs and pioneering new trends. She expressed appreciation to the students, encouraging them to continue excelling academically.
A mime performance portraying women’s resilience and empowerment, a key theme of FJWU, captivated the audience, further illustrating the university’s commitment to empowering women through education. The celebration also included a cake-cutting ceremony and a special lunch, symbolizing unity and shared achievements within the FJWU community.
Enrolling over 6,000 women in 26 departments, FJWU has consistently focused on excellence in higher education, global linkages, women’s leadership, and offering inclusive opportunities for development. The university is dedicated to fostering a sustainable future through research, collaboration, and community engagement, maintaining a learning environment conducive to societal well-being and transformation.