Access to higher education remains a significant challenge for the people of Newly Merged Area (FATA). To bridge this gap, WCHR is advocating for the establishment of a Tribal University in Shahkas, Khyber Agency. This university will serve as a beacon of hope for students who aspire to receive quality education without having to leave their homeland.

Higher education remains a challenge for Newly Merged Area (FATA) due to the lack of institutions, forcing students to relocate for education. WCHR proposes establishing a Tribal University in Shahkas, Khyber Agency, to provide accessible higher education, cultural preservation, research opportunities, and career development. This university aims to foster economic growth, research, and innovation within the region.

A Step Towards Higher Education: Establishing a Tribal University in Shahkas, Khyber Agency

Access to higher education remains a significant challenge for the people of Newly Merged Area (FATA). To bridge this gap, WCHR is advocating for the establishment of a Tribal University in Shahkas, Khyber Agency. This university will serve as a beacon of hope for students who aspire to receive quality education without having to leave their homeland.

Why a Tribal University?

Newly Merged Area (FATA) has historically been marginalized in terms of educational opportunities. The absence of higher education institutions has forced students to travel to distant cities, often facing financial constraints and cultural barriers. A local university will provide them with the opportunity to pursue degrees in various disciplines within their own community.

Core Objectives

• Accessible Higher Education: Provide quality university education to students from Newly Merged Area (FATA).
• Cultural Preservation: Integrate local traditions and values into the curriculum while promoting modern education.
• Research & Development: Encourage studies related to the socio-economic challenges of tribal areas.
• Career Development: Offer professional courses to improve job prospects for graduates.

Long-Term Impact

A tribal university will not only educate the youth but also foster economic growth, research, and innovation within the region. With the support of the government and international organizations, this initiative can pave the way for a brighter future for Newly Merged Area (FATA).