Partial Scholarships

Mr Ammad Ahmad's engagement with the Oxford Pakistan Programme emerged organically through his longstanding association with Oxford's innovation and entrepreneurial ecosystem. Deeply committed to expanding opportunity through education, he was drawn to OPP's mission of identifying and supporting exceptional Pakistani students with the potential to lead and create lasting impact.

He believes that education is the most powerful pathway to progress and that investing in talented individuals is a collective responsibility. In supporting OPP, Mr Ahmed champions its focused approach to nurturing high-potential students and equipping them with the tools, networks, and confidence to contribute meaningfully to Pakistan's future.

For over three centuries, the Pirs of Luari have championed education, the establishment of learning institutions, and the promotion of love, peace, and social harmony. Continuing this legacy, Pir Muhammad Sadiq, the 9th Pir of Luari and son of the late Pir Faiz Muhammad Qureshi, supports deserving students — preferably female students — from rural Sindh in accessing higher education.

Through his contribution to the Oxford Pakistan Programme, he seeks to enable talented students from Sindh to pursue graduate studies at Oxford and contribute meaningfully to their communities and to Pakistan. His support reflects his family's longstanding commitment to fostering knowledge, opportunity, and social progress through education.