SBIL Holds Certificate Distribution Ceremony, Signs Key Agreements to Strengthen Educational Collaboration
KARACHI, October 22, 2026: Saylani School of Business & Islamic Leadership (SBIL), an initiative of Saylani Welfare International Trust, organized a certificate distribution ceremony at Ibn-e-Adam IT Park, Karachi, to recognize outstanding student achievements and promote professional education, skills development and institutional collaboration.
More than 200 students attended the ceremony, where certificates were awarded to over 30 high achievers who demonstrated exceptional performance in various short-term professional courses. Commemorative shields were also presented to distinguished guests in recognition of their participation and contributions.
The ceremony was attended by former CPLC Chief Ahmed Chinoy, Saylani Chief Executive Officer Madani Raza, Chief Operating Officer Muhammad Ghazal, Chief Marketing Officer Abrar Ahmed Khan, Trustee Ali Aslam, Raees Fateh, Amjad Chamdia, Afzal Chamdia, Faheem Mussani, Sohail Mussani, Jinnah Town Chairman Rizwan Sami, Mufti Younus, and several other prominent religious and educational personalities.
Addressing the gathering, distinguished speakers emphasized that the world is rapidly transitioning towards an era driven by advanced technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital transformation. They observed that conventional education alone is no longer sufficient to ensure professional success, making practical skills, modern technical expertise and continuous learning increasingly essential.
The speakers further stressed the importance of equipping Pakistan’s youth with knowledge and skills aligned with the evolving demands of the global job market. They noted that the effective integration of emerging technologies and vocational training could unlock new opportunities for employment, entrepreneurship and professional advancement, enabling young people to contribute more effectively to the country’s economic development.
Speaking on the occasion, Saylani CEO Madani Raza reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to bridging the gap between traditional education and the practical demands of professional life.
He said SBIL would continue its efforts to develop a competent, skilled and ethically responsible workforce through modern business education, technological training, professional development and leadership programs rooted in Islamic and moral values.
He added that the institution aimed to prepare individuals capable of making meaningful contributions to Pakistan’s economic growth and socioeconomic development.
A significant highlight of the ceremony was the signing of two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at strengthening institutional cooperation and expanding educational and professional development opportunities.
The first agreement was signed between STL Pakistan Cora Council, while the second was concluded between Saylani School of Business & Islamic Leadership and Darul Uloom Memon.
The agreements seek to enhance institutional partnerships, facilitate the exchange of academic and technical expertise, strengthen professional competencies and broaden access to educational and training opportunities for students.
The ceremony underscored SBIL’s continued commitment to fostering industry-relevant education, promoting ethical leadership and preparing young professionals to meet the challenges of an increasingly technology-driven world.
