Free medical education offered to Pak students
By our correspondents
March 03, 2016
Islamabad: Kyrgyzstan has offered free medical and dental education to Pakistani students.
The offer was shared by Kyrgyz Ambassador Ishad Baik during a meeting with PMDC President Professor Shabbir Lehri.
Under the offer, five per cent Pakistani students seeking medical and dental education in Kyrgyzstan will get education free of charge.
The PMDC president said students would have to obtain a no-objection certificate from the PMDC to avail themselves of the offer.
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