Moawin Foundation Students Shine at NUST NYSEP 2026

Chairman Moawin Foundation, Admiral (Retd.) Mohammad Asif Sandila, attended the NUST Young Students Engagement Program 2026 (NYSEP-2026) Closing Ceremony as the Chief Guest at NUST, celebrating the achievements of talented students from across Pakistan.

The two-week NUST Young Students Engagement Program 2026 brought together more than 170 students from different regions of the country. The program provided participants with hands-on exposure to university life, cutting-edge research, innovation, entrepreneurship, and industry engagement.
Students participated in interactive workshops, laboratory sessions, faculty mentorship, project-based learning, and the inaugural NYSEP Hackathon, enabling them to strengthen their knowledge, creativity, leadership, and problem-solving skills.

A proud highlight for Moawin Foundation was the participation of nine students from its partner schools in Punjab, Sindh, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Islamabad. Their selection for this prestigious program reflects the Foundation’s commitment to providing deserving students with opportunities that broaden their horizons and prepare them for future academic and professional success.

Moawin Foundation believes that empowering young learners through quality education, innovation, and leadership opportunities is essential for building a brighter future for Pakistan. Programs like NUST NYSEP 2026 inspire students to dream bigger, develop practical skills, and become future leaders who can make meaningful contributions to society.

Moawin Foundation appreciates NUST’s continued commitment to nurturing young minds and creating opportunities that promote innovation, excellence, and lifelong learning. Together, we can empower the next generation to shape a stronger and more prosperous Pakistan.