Rector of USP Welcomes CEO of Eminence International School for Exploring Strategic Educational Collaboration

Prof. Emeritus Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar, Rector of the University of Southern Punjab (USP), Multan, warmly welcomed Mr. M. Zaman K. Awan, Chief Executive Officer of Eminence International School (EIS), for a meeting to explore a potential Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the two institutions.

The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss a shared vision of strengthening educational pathways for students and promoting innovative, technology-driven, and future-focused learning. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar appreciated EIS's forward-looking educational philosophy and its emphasis on preparing young learners for the rapidly evolving demands of higher education and the professional world.

According to the proposed MoU, Eminence International School is a forward-looking entrepreneurial institution committed to “Empowering Today’s Learners.” Its distinctive C-Tree (CTRE) framework—Cambridge, Technology, Robotics, and Entrepreneurship integrates academic learning with technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, entrepreneurship, communication skills, and experiential education.

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar emphasized the need to strengthen linkages between schools and universities so that students can develop the academic capabilities, technological skills, confidence, and entrepreneurial mindset required for success in national and international environments. Importantly, the universities guide youth training in emerging technologies.

The proposed collaboration also aims to facilitate greater access to quality childhood education for employees of the University of Southern Punjab, Multan. Eligible students will receive a 100% waiver of admission and security fees and a 40% concession on monthly tuition fees at the Eminence International School, Multan.

The Rector welcomed the initiative as an opportunity to explore meaningful collaboration across education, innovation, technology, entrepreneurship, and student development. At the same time, Mr. Zaman K. Awan expressed interest in strengthening institutional linkages to create greater educational opportunities for students.

Both sides agreed that the proposed partnership should focus on supporting students' academic development and on creating opportunities for their long-term educational and professional growth.

The meeting concluded with a shared commitment to continue discussions and explore the proposed MoU in the best interest of students and the broader educational community.