Principal Sajid Nadeem of the Pakistan International School (Federal Board and Cambridge Board) in the Azizia district of Jeddah received a high-level educational delegation comprising International Coordinator Khadija Malik and Waheeda Qazi, partner and owner of Education Malaysia Global Assist (EMGA) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, as part of the school’s ongoing efforts to enhance educational cooperation and continuous quality development.
During the meeting, Mr. Sajid Nadeem emphasized that the school has been one of the leading international schools outside Pakistan since its establishment in 1959, noting that its alumni now hold prominent leadership positions in various sectors and fields across the globe.
Nadeem revealed that the school achieved a 100% pass rate over the past four years, stressing that this milestone reflects the continuous efforts of the teaching and administrative staff to provide a comprehensive educational environment that fosters a strong learning community for the Pakistani diaspora in the Kingdom.
For their part, Ms. Khadija Malik and Ms. Waheeda Qazi expressed their deep gratitude and appreciation for the warm reception and hospitality. They commended the outstanding leadership and educational efforts made by the school management in overseeing its various academic streams (Cambridge, Federal, Arabic, English, and Urdu sections) and expressed their shared commitment to strengthening future cooperation and partnership to serve the educational process.
