Vice Chancellor of Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) Tandojam, Dr. Fateh Marri distributed the second installment of scholarship cheques among twenty (20) undergraduate students during a ceremony held at the University senate hall. This initiative is part of the Higher Education Commission’s USAID-funded merit and needs-based scholarship Program, specifically targeting areas of Sindh Province affected by floods.
According to the spokesman of University, Dr. Fateh Marri mentioned the adverse impact of cli-mate change on the country’s agricultural system, noting its ripple effects on people’s lives. He par-ticularly highlighted the challenges faced by stu-dents from lower-income backgrounds in pursuing their education. Through these scholarships, finan-cial assistance is provided to alleviate the burden of poverty and financial constraints, allowing students to concentrate on their studies, he added.—APP
