FPSC chief hails Nutech’s skill-based approach

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ISLAMABAD: Chairman Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) Lt Gen (retired) Akhtar Nawaz Satti on Thursday visited National University of Technology (Nutech) to review the University’s academic and innovation ecosystem.

During the visit, he was briefed on Nutech’s distinctive role as a “University for Industry,” its diverse academic programs, applied research initiatives, industry-driven learning model, international collaborations, and ongoing industrial projects, according to a press release issued by the university.

The briefing emphasised the University’s strategic focus on aligning education with national industrial and technological priorities to produce a skilled and future-ready workforce.

According to the press release, Chairman FPSC appreciated Nutech’s progressive vision and its practical, industry-oriented approach to higher education.

Published in Dawn, February 20th, 2026

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