ISLAMABAD: President of the Private Nursing Institutes Association of Pakistan, Qayyum Marwat, met with President of the Pakistan Nursing and Midwifery Council (PNMC), Dr. Ali Farhan, at his office in Islamabad to discuss challenges faced by private nursing colleges, the promotion of nursing education, and improvements in the nursing sector.
During the meeting, Qayyum Marwat, representing private nursing colleges across Pakistan, highlighted various administrative, academic, and other challenges confronting nursing institutions. He stressed the need for effective and timely measures to address these issues and facilitate the smooth functioning of private nursing colleges.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Ali Farhan said the government was taking important steps to strengthen and develop the nursing sector, while efforts were also underway to resolve the problems faced by private nursing colleges on a priority basis.
He acknowledged the significant contribution of the private sector to nursing education, stating that private nursing institutions play a vital role in meeting the country's growing demand for qualified and professionally trained nursing staff.
Dr. Ali Farhan assured that necessary measures would be taken to encourage private nursing colleges and provide them with maximum possible cooperation and essential facilities. He emphasized that improving the quality of nursing education was crucial to ensuring the availability of skilled healthcare professionals and strengthening Pakistan's healthcare system.
Both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining close coordination and mutual cooperation to address the challenges faced by private nursing colleges and promote quality nursing education throughout the country.
They also agreed to continue joint efforts aimed at strengthening nursing institutions, improving educational standards, and supporting the overall development of the nursing profession in Pakistan.
