The Afghan Embassy in Islamabad has expressed deep concern over the decision by the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) regarding the expulsion of Afghan medical students studying in Pakistan.
According to the Afghan Embassy, the move could adversely affect the academic progress and future of Afghan students who began their studies in Pakistan through legal and established procedures and, after years of hard work, time, and significant financial and personal investment, are now at the stage of completing their respective educational programs.
The embassy has urged Pakistan’s education authorities, as well as relevant international medical, educational, humanitarian, and professional organizations, to give due attention to protecting the educational rights of Afghan students and allow them to complete their studies without disruption or unnecessary obstacles.
The Afghan Embassy further stated that important areas such as knowledge, education, and human relations should remain protected from political disputes. According to the embassy, educational and academic opportunities should not be affected by political differences or circumstances that may arise.
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