ISLAMABAD: Hundreds of Pakistani students and parents gathered in Islamabad on September 15 and 16, 2026, for the Study in Malaysia Education Fair 2026. Organized by Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS), the event provided attendees direct access to top Malaysian university representatives, admissions counselors, and scholarship advisors to advance bilateral higher education ties.

The two-day event allowed prospective students to explore undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional degree programs across multiple disciplines.

Malaysian High Commissioner Highlights Bilateral Educational Ties

The High Commissioner of Malaysia to Pakistan, H.E. Dato' Mohammad Azhar Mazlan, officially inaugurated the event, emphasizing the deep-rooted diplomatic and cultural relations between both nations.

H.E. Dato' Mohammad Azhar Mazlan expressed confidence that educational initiatives like the fair will significantly enhance research collaboration, innovation, and direct people-to-people exchanges between Malaysia and Pakistan.

Expanding Higher Education and Scholarship Opportunities

Participating academic institutions delivered direct, one-on-one guidance covering critical admissions topics, including:

• Degree Accreditation: Information on internationally recognized undergraduate and postgraduate credentials.

• Scholarships & Financial Aid: Merit-based grants and university funding options for international candidates.

• Visa & Campus Support: Detailed breakdowns of student visa procedures, housing, and campus facilities.

Numerous attendees initiated their formal university application processes on-site following tailored academic counseling sessions.

EMGS Targets Multi-City Expansion Across Pakistan

Representatives from Education Malaysia Global Services (EMGS) reaffirmed that Pakistan remains a primary, high-growth market for Malaysian higher education institutions seeking global talent.

"Increasing numbers of Pakistani students are selecting Malaysia due to its multicultural environment, globally competitive academic standards, and strong career pathways." — EMGS Representative

The Islamabad exhibition marks the second phase of a three-city national roadshow, following a successful initial stretch in Karachi.

Next Stop: Lahore Roadshow

The national educational outreach campaign will host its final leg in Lahore on September 19 and 20, 2026.

The nationwide initiative underscores a growing demand among Pakistani students for accessible, high-quality international education destinations.