LAHORE: The Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry (LCCI) organised the third session of its flagship “One Day One University” programme, featuring an exhibition of innovative products, projects, research initiatives, and prototypes developed by the students of University of South Asia (USA), Lahore.
The exhibition was inaugurated by LCCI President Faheem-ur-Rehman Saigol. The event was attended by LCCI Senior Vice President Tanveer Ahmed Sheikh, Vice President Khurram Lodhi, Vice Chancellor University of South Asia Mian Imran Masood, Convener Standing Committee Umer Saleem, members of the business community, faculty members, students, and representatives from various industrial sectors.
The LCCI and the University of South Asia also signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at promoting meaningful collaboration between academia and industry. Under the MoU, both institutions will work jointly to organize seminars, workshops, conferences, awareness sessions, and knowledge-sharing activities. The agreement also envisages cooperation in industry-oriented research, entrepreneurship promotion, technology transfer and mentorship programmes.
Speaking on the occasion, Saigol said empowering youth through stronger industry-academia collaboration is essential for Pakistan’s economic progress. He stated that the Chamber is committed to creating opportunities that connect talented students with the business community, enabling them to understand market dynamics, innovation requirements, and entrepreneurial practices. He said the “One Day One University” initiative has emerged as an effective platform for fostering interaction between academia and industry, encouraging practical learning, and identifying future business leaders and innovators.
Vice Chancellor Mian Imran Masood appreciated the efforts of the Lahore Chamber of Commerce & Industry in providing students with exposure to the business sector. He said the University of South Asia is committed to producing graduates equipped with the knowledge, skills, and innovative mindset required by modern industries. He added the MoU would open new avenues for collaborative research, internships, commercialization of innovative projects, and professional development opportunities for students and faculty members alike.
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