Blackwell Global University (BGU), a U.S.-based institution committed to innovation and international collaboration, has announced a new strategic partnership with Al-Fateh Institute of Health Sciences, a leading educational institution in Pakistan. Through this agreement, Al-Fateh will serve as Country Liaison for Pakistan, representing BGU and facilitating academic and institutional development in the region.
This partnership reflects BGU’s long-term commitment to expanding educational access and fostering collaboration across continents. It also highlights the growing importance of cross-border initiatives that bridge knowledge, research, and global competencies.
Strengthening global education through collaboration
The alliance between BGU and Al-Fateh Institute of Health Sciences aims to create new academic opportunities for Pakistani students interested in international programs. As Country Liaison, Al-Fateh will promote BGU’s educational offerings, provide guidance to prospective students, and serve as a local partner for academic initiatives and events.
Both institutions share a vision of education as a transformative force. By combining BGU’s international programs with Al-Fateh’s strong presence in health sciences, this partnership seeks to empower learners with a global perspective and the skills needed to thrive in modern professional environments.
Leadership with purpose: the role of Mohammad Umaid
At the forefront of this collaboration stands Mohammad Umaid, Director of Business Development at Al-Fateh Institute of Health Sciences. Mr. Umaid brings extensive experience in business development, marketing, and consultancy, having worked across diverse industries and regions. Since joining Al-Fateh in 2020, he has led growth initiatives that strengthened the institute’s international profile and academic partnerships.
Mr. Umaid also serves as Senior Consultant at Silverlight Research Expert Network and Startup Mentor at Pacific Community Ventures, advising entrepreneurs and business leaders in innovation and performance management. His global contributions include being a Distinguished Panelist at the ACHS 2023 Employer Summit and a Well-Being Ambassador with the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP), reflecting a strong commitment to resilience and well-being in healthcare.
As a member of the Harvard Business Review Advisory Council and the International Pharmaceutical Federation’s Advisory Committee, Mr. Umaid continues to provide thought leadership in workforce development and industry innovation. He holds an MBA and an MA in Marketing and Innovation from Anglia Ruskin University (UK), along with a TEFL certification, reinforcing his international academic background.
Building academic bridges between the U.S. and South Asia
Through this agreement, BGU strengthens its outreach in South Asia, a region with rapidly expanding demand for international education. The Country Liaison for Pakistan will serve as a bridge between academic institutions, students, and professional networks, supporting mutual growth and understanding between both countries.
The collaboration underscores BGU’s mission to make higher education globally accessible, flexible, and connected to real-world needs. For Al-Fateh, this partnership reinforces its role as a regional leader in educational innovation and its dedication to advancing health sciences education with global standards.
A shared vision for global learning
Both institutions emphasize that the partnership is not just an agreement—it is a shared vision for the future of education. By integrating expertise, resources, and international perspectives, Blackwell Global University and Al-Fateh Institute of Health Sciences are laying the groundwork for sustainable academic cooperation and professional development across borders.
This alliance represents more than institutional growth; it is a testament to how education can transcend geography and create opportunities for a new generation of global learners.
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