British Council chief concludes visit on high note

Islamabad:British Council Chief Executive Scott McDonald has wrapped up his four-day visit to Pakistan, marking a significant occasion as the UK's international cultural and education agency organisation celebrates its 90th anniversary of fostering global connections.

"This visit has deepened our resolve to enhance partnerships that open doors for young people, foster cultural understanding, and drive innovation. We [British Council] are dedicated to a future where education and opportunity are accessible to every generation of Pakistan,” Scott said.

The British Council said the visit was a testament to its dedication to strengthening ties between Pakistan and the United Kingdom, creating lasting opportunities for collaboration in education, arts, and cultural exchange.

According to it, Scott interacted with various stakeholders, highlighting the British Council's enduring commitment to education, culture, and social development in Pakistan. "Going on ground with students was one of the first few activities and the chief executive played an active role in the administration of O Level, IGCSE, AS, A2, and A Level examinations at Dawood Public School in Karachi, overseeing the examination process and engaging with candidates and staff."