ISLAMABAD: The Japanese government has introduced the MEXT Scholarships 2025 for Pakistani students.
The Japanese embassy is currently accepting applications for the MEXT undergraduate and Research Scholarships (Masters, PhD) 2025.
Each year, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT) of Japan offers scholarships to international students aiming to pursue undergraduate and graduate programs at Japanese universities.
Through this program, students can apply for undergraduate and graduate studies (Masters and PhD) and have the opportunity to study at prestigious universities in Japan.
The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology (MEXT) of Japan offers scholarships annually to international students interested in pursuing undergraduate and graduate programs at Japanese universities.
The MEXT research scholarship is fully funded by the Japanese government and provides an excellent opportunity for aspiring students in Pakistan to apply and study at high-quality universities in Japan.
Meanwhile, Canada has introduced the Innovation Stream Pilot, a game-changing move to enhance its global economic standing.
This initiative, in partnership with the Global Hypergrowth Project (GHP), aims to simplify the recruitment of highly skilled foreign workers, ushering Canada into an era of innovation and growth.
Under this pilot program, the laborious Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) requirement is waived for high-growth employers within the GHP.
This streamlines hiring, enabling Canadian businesses to quickly onboard top talent from across the globe without past bureaucratic hurdles.
The Innovation Stream Pilot welcomes applications from both domestic and international skilled workers, with eligibility primarily based on securing a qualifying job offer from a participating GHP employer. This opens doors for diverse talent to contribute to Canada’s thriving industries.
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