#Pakistani students in #Afghanistan@pmdcofficial
Pakistani Medical Students Studying in Afghanistan while speaking at a news conference in Islamabad have Called for Fair and Lawful #PMDC Policy. Following is their statement:
“We, the representatives of Pakistani medical students studying in Afghanistan, express our deep concern over the recent policies of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) affecting students enrolled in Afghan medical universities.
Thousands of Pakistani students began their medical education in Afghanistan under the rules and recognition that existed at the time of their admission. Many have now completed several years of study and made significant financial and personal sacrifices. We respectfully request PMDC to ensure that no policy is applied retrospectively in a manner that unfairly harms students who enrolled in good faith. We also urge PMDC to comply with the decisions of the competent courts and to adopt a fair, transparent, and student-centered approach. The Peshawar High Court has previously ruled against retrospective application of a PMDC notification affecting Afghan medical graduates.
Our demands are:
- Protection of the academic future of Pakistani students studying in Afghanistan.
- Fair implementation of PMDC regulations without retrospective disadvantage.
- A transparent consultation process with student representatives and relevant stakeholders.
- A practical pathway for eligible graduates to complete registration in accordance with the law.
We remain committed to resolving this matter peacefully through legal and constitutional means while safeguarding the future of thousands of Pakistani medical students.”
#Pakistani students in #Afghanistan@pmdcofficial
Pakistani Medical Students Studying in Afghanistan while speaking at a news conference in Islamabad have Called for Fair and Lawful #PMDC Policy. Following is their statement:
“We, the representatives of Pakistani medical students studying in Afghanistan, express our deep concern over the recent policies of the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) affecting students enrolled in Afghan medical universities.
Thousands of Pakistani students began their medical education in Afghanistan under the rules and recognition that existed at the time of their admission. Many have now completed several years of study and made significant financial and personal sacrifices. We respectfully request PMDC to ensure that no policy is applied retrospectively in a manner that unfairly harms students who enrolled in good faith. We also urge PMDC to comply with the decisions of the competent courts and to adopt a fair, transparent, and student-centered approach. The Peshawar High Court has previously ruled against retrospective application of a PMDC notification affecting Afghan medical graduates.
Our demands are:
- Protection of the academic future of Pakistani students studying in Afghanistan.
- Fair implementation of PMDC regulations without retrospective disadvantage.
- A transparent consultation process with student representatives and relevant stakeholders.
- A practical pathway for eligible graduates to complete registration in accordance with the law.
We remain committed to resolving this matter peacefully through legal and constitutional means while safeguarding the future of thousands of Pakistani medical students.”
We want complete justice for fmgs ..
Stop discrimination...
FMGs are also Pakistani..
Kia Pakistan may Kanoon nahy hay ?
Kia Pakistan may health ministry ki koi role nahy Jo es aik bandy KO Tek nahy karskaty ?
#resignPsychoRizwanTajPMDC@KamalMQM@pmdcofficial@PakPMO
The medical community deserves transparency, not institutional bias. It’s time for the PMDC to serve the doctors and students of Pakistan, not personal agendas. Real accountability is needed now.
Give rights to FMGs and implement the PHC judgment.
#resignPsychoRizwanTajPMDC
Implement peshawar high court order ...
Allow all FMGs to NRE and NEB who are enrolled and graduates before 8 sept 2025 notification,and also issue PRMP to those who are graduated before above notification...
#resignPsychoRizwanTajPMDC#pakistanmedicalanddentalcounci#pmdc
FMGs appeal to Amnesty International, human rights organizations, and civil society to raise awareness of policies that have impacted thousands of students and graduates. We seek accountability, fairness, and protection of legitimate expectations.#resignPsychoRizwanTajPMDC@UN