Karachi, November 01, 2023 – Oxford University Press (OUP), a renowned global leader in publishing, has formally announced a strategic partnership with Nutshell Communications, marking a significant collaboration in the realm of education and communication.
The agreement was formalized at the OUP headquarters in Karachi, where Muhammad Azfar Ahsan, Founder & CEO of Nutshell Group, and Arshad Saeed Husain, Managing Director of OUP, came together for the momentous occasion. Senior representatives from both organizations were present to witness this milestone.
Arshad Saeed Husain reiterated OUP’s unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards in education. He emphasized that OUP is dedicated to supporting academics through a wide range of publications, educational materials, and training programs. He also expressed OUP’s enthusiasm for the launch of “AQA Oxford,” highlighting the rigorous research methods and extensive outreach efforts that demonstrate their dedication to advancing education and learning in Pakistan. Husain noted that OUP’s mission aligns seamlessly with Nutshell Group’s unique Pakistan-focused perspective.
Muhammad Azfar Ahsan, in response, expressed his gratitude to OUP for selecting Nutshell as its communications partner. He emphasized the importance of working together to achieve greater educational objectives and extending OUP’s literary contributions to a broader audience. Ahsan conveyed his eagerness to assist OUP in enhancing its outreach and making a more significant impact on a wider audience.
In Pakistan, the education sector faces critical challenges, demanding an unwavering commitment from all stakeholders to standardize and provide comprehensive training. This strategic partnership between OUP and Nutshell Communications is expected to contribute significantly to addressing these challenges and bringing about positive changes in the educational landscape.
The collaboration between these two influential entities holds great promise for the future of education and communication in Pakistan, ultimately benefiting students, educators, and researchers in the country.
