Angelina Qayyum, a first-year student at Government Khadija Umar Associate College, Tench Bhatta, has secured the top position at the provincial level in a stamp design competition. The event was held as part of the Pak-China friendship celebrations 2026.
A Path to Provincial Success
The competition followed a rigorous structure, with contests organized across district, divisional and provincial levels. This initiative was designed to commemorate the year dedicated to Pak-China friendship.
Qayyum achieved a rare distinction by clinching the first-place position at all three levels of the competition, showcasing her creative design work throughout the process.
Institutional Recognition and Honors
To celebrate the achievement, Government Khadija Umar Associate College hosted a ceremony for the student. The event was attended by Amjad Iqbal Khattak, Director Colleges Rawalpindi Division, who served as the chief guest.
During the ceremony, Khattak presented Qayyum with a prize and an honorary shield. He noted that the success was a matter of pride for both the Rawalpindi division and the institution.
Khattak further stated that the achievement was a reflection of the student’s creative ability and dedication, as well as the effective guidance provided by her teachers.
Future Aspirations
Principal Dr. Asma Zafar congratulated the first-year student and expressed hope that Qayyum would continue to bring laurels to the country and her institution.
Qayyum credited her parents and teachers for the achievement, describing the win as a great honor. Looking forward, she expressed her intention to continue her creative work, which could lead to participation in national-level competitions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the provincial stamp design competition?
Angelina Qayyum, a first-year student at Government Khadija Umar Associate College, Tench Bhatta, won the first position.
What was the context of the design competition?
The competition was held in connection with the Pak-China friendship celebrations 2026 to commemorate the year dedicated to the friendship between the two nations.
What levels of competition did the student win?
The student secured the top position at the district, divisional, and provincial levels.
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