Islamabad (TDI): The Embassy of Kazakhstan in Islamabad is hosting an Educational Fair Study in Kazakhstan to apprise students and parents in Pakistan about study opportunities in the country, and to also facilitate them with the process.
The fair will be held on 28 April at National University of Technology, Karnal Sher Khan Shaheed Road, Sector I-12, Islamabad, from 09:30 am – 04:00 pm.
The Embassy announced the event on its official X account.
Embassy invites youth, parents and all interested to visit the educational exhibition «Study in Kazakhstan», which will be held on 🗓️28 April at National University of Technology,Karnal Sher Khan Shaheed Road, Sector I-12, Islamabad.Opening hours from 09:30 to 16:00. pic.twitter.com/R6NKPWztzf
— Embassy of Kazakhstan to Pakistan (@KazEmbassyPK) April 26, 2025
Over the years, Kazakhstan has become an increasingly popular study destination among Pakistani students, especially those keen in medical education and technical fields.
Medical universities of Kazakhstan are the most popular among Pakistani students. Affordable living costs and tuition fee are the prime reasons why the country is an attractive option for students who cannot afford expensive study and stay in European countries.
An estimate suggests the number of Pakistani students in Kazakhstan to be somewhere between 1500-2000. While this is a modest number, the Education Fair being organized by Kazakhstan’s Embassy is still very relevant and important.
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Educational fairs become an important source of first-hand information for students and their parents. Even in the age of internet, it is hard to downplay the role of in-person educational exhibitions.
The bilateral relations between Pakistan and Kazakhstan are friendly and cordial. This makes the travel and living experience smooth for Pakistani students.
Cultural similarities, common religion, and semblances in cuisine are other reasons why more and more Pakistani students choose to travel to Kazakhstan and other Central Asian countries for study.
Nuzhat Rana is the Managing Editor (website) at The Diplomatic Insight.
