The Faculty of Economics is pleased to celebrate World Planting Day on March 21, 2025 by making a positive impact on our planet! Trees and plants play a vital role in combating climate change, improving air quality, and creating a healthier...
The Faculty of Economics is pleased to hold an exclusive one-day seminar on Monograph Writing, designed to help students master the art of writing quality monograph. This seminar will cover key aspects of structuring a monograph, selecting a...
The Faculty of Economics at Al-Taqwa University is pleased to deliver a Seminar on: The Role of Human Resources in Organizational Success on December 14, 2024 at 10:30 AM as part of it's commitment to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4: Qual...
Sustainability is a strategic priority at Al-Taqwa Institute of Higher Education reflected in everything we perform – from training our students on the fundamentals of sustainability conducting cutting-edge research and ensuring that our campus operations are delivered in a sustainable and future-friendly manner. We work with national and international sustainability partners to integrate sustainability into our teaching, research, and operations while raising public awareness about the significance of sustainability across our public engagement initiatives.
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An insightful research seminar was recently held at Al Taqwa University, drawing active participation from both faculty members and students. The seminar, organized by the Faculty of Economics, provided a platform for discussing two critical research topics with substantial relevance to the region’s economic and cultural dynamics: Pak-Afghan Bilateral Trade and Its Impact on Pakistan's Economy The Role of Sustainable Tourism in Preserving the Cultural Heritage of Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Review Assistant Professor Mr. Wasiq Ullah Hamdard, a distinguished faculty member from the Faculty of Economics, delivered an in-depth presentation on both research studies. His comprehensive overview covered the following key elements of the research process: Introduction to the Study Problem Statement Objectives of the Research Formulation of Hypotheses Review of Related Literature Research Methodology Empirical Models Applied Estimation and Analysis of Results Conclusions and Policy Recommendations Throughout his presentation, Mr. Hamdard highlighted the economic and cultural significance of both research topics, particularly the potential of Pak-Afghan bilateral trade to foster economic growth and the role of sustainable tourism in preserving Afghanistan's rich cultural heritage. His analysis emphasized the importance of regional cooperation, with a special focus on how these initiatives could positively impact the economies of both Pakistan and Afghanistan. The session concluded with a lively and interactive Q&A segment, where participants comprising both faculty and students posed insightful questions. Mr. Hamdard responded thoughtfully, further enriching the seminar experience and providing deeper clarity on the topics discussed. This seminar not only contributed valuable insights to the academic community but also reinforced the Faculty of Economics' commitment to exploring research that bridges economic theory with real-world applications. The topics discussed hold significant implications for fostering regional collaboration and advancing sustainable practices in both trade and tourism. Towards a Promising Future…
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March 21st is recognized as World Planting Day, a day dedicated to the act of planting various forms of trees and flowers. This occasion also serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about the crucial role plants play in sustaining life on Earth. It provides an ideal opportunity to mark the commencement of the spring season. Plants and trees contribute significantly to life by providing food for terrestrial organisms, generating oxygen, preventing soil erosion, and serving as a source of medicinal resources, among other invaluable benefits. On March 21, 2025, the Faculty of Economics at Al-Taqwa University in collaboration with the Student Volunteers Club of the University launched a campaign in observance of World Planting Day reflecting the university's commitment to sustainability across various disciplines. The campaign, held on the university campus, included a plant donation drive facilitated by the Volunteers Club. The event took place between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM. The club called on all students, faculty, and staff to contribute by donating at least one plant, in line with their social responsibility toward environmental sustainability. Additionally, the Volunteers Club actively participated in a joint planting campaign in collaboration with Nangarhar Municipality. The plants collected during the donation drive were distributed to several organizations and higher education institutions situated in Jalalabad City. The university also extended a call to the broader local community, particularly the youth, encouraging them to engage in the campaign and visit Al-Taqwa University to contribute by donating a plant. Al-Taqwa University remains the sole Afghan institution in the eastern region that has prioritized sustainability as a fundamental goal, guided by research, practical efforts, and strategic partnerships. The institution acknowledges that achieving sustainable development goals is not only crucial for the university’s students and the local community but also integral to the long-term success and prosperity of the nation. Towards a Promising Future…
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A one day seminar was conducted for the students of the Economics Faculty at Al-Taqwa University on March 16, 2025. During the seminar, the new guidelines for writing monographs, as outlined by the Ministry of Higher Education, were presented to the 8th-semester students of the faculty. At the commencement of the seminar, the Head of the Department of Business Administration, Mr. Wajohullah Amin, highlighted that monograph writing represents a significant academic experience for students, which enhances their research capabilities. He further emphasized that, monograph writing is a form of academic research undertaken by students to fulfill the requirements of their academic program. It involves the investigation of a specific topic, aimed at enhancing students' analytical, research, and academic writing skills. Subsequently, the seminar presenter, assistant professor Mr. Wasiqullah Hamdard, thoroughly explained the various aspects of monograph writing, ranging from its introduction to the references. He also provided clarification on the structural and conceptual framework of the new guidelines to ensure that students could effectively utilize them during their monograph writing and apply the corresponding principles. At the conclusion of the seminar, students expressed their gratitude to both the department and the presenter for organizing such a practical session. They thanked the economics faculty for its valuable efforts in providing such sessions, that significantly support their learning journey at Al-Taqwa University. Towards a Promising Future…
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