Pakistani Ambassador to Oman Opens Pakistan Pavilion at GHEDEX 2025 in Muscat

Ambassador Syed Naveed Safdar Bukhari of Pakistan to Oman inaugurated the Pakistan Pavilion at the Global Higher Education Exhibition (GHEDEX) 2025 on Tuesday. The event is being held at the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre in Muscat and serves as a prominent platform for showcasing Pakistan’s higher education offerings to an international audience.

Representing Pakistan’s higher education sector, key institutions such as the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) are actively participating in the exhibition. The Pakistan Pavilion provides visitors, including students and education professionals, with valuable insights into the diverse academic programs, research initiatives, and collaborative opportunities available within the country’s institutions.

The Embassy of Pakistan in Muscat has played a pivotal role in facilitating the country’s participation in GHEDEX 2025, with the aim of strengthening educational and academic relations between Pakistan and Oman. This initiative is set to pave the way for greater academic collaboration between the two countries, particularly in fostering student exchanges and joint research ventures.

Ambassador Bukhari, during the inauguration, emphasized the importance of educational linkages between Pakistan and Oman, highlighting the potential for enhanced cooperation in higher education. He also encouraged Omani students to explore opportunities for higher education in Pakistan, which offers a broad range of programs recognized for their quality and diversity.

The GHEDEX exhibition serves as a significant opportunity for Pakistan to highlight its growing educational sector, positioning the country as an attractive destination for students in the Middle East and beyond. The ongoing engagement is expected to yield long-term benefits for both countries by creating a robust platform for future academic partnerships and enhancing educational exchanges.