Prof Mehr elected member BoG of Federal Board
Islamabad:In a significant development, Prof. Mehr Khan Mughal, a candidate backed by the All Pakistan Private Schools and Colleges Association (APSCA), was elected as a Member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Board with a landslide majority, says a press release.
APSCA President Dr. Malik Abrar Hussain hailed the victory as a triumph for the educational community and reaffirmed the association’s commitment to improving, welfare, and developing educational institutions affiliated with the Federal Board nationwide and globally.
The elections for the Board of Governors of the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education, Islamabad, were held on Friday, with heads and principals of affiliated institutions exercising their right to vote. Prof. Mehr Khan, supported by APSCA, emerged victorious with a huge majority.
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