Honourable Wajiha Qamar, Minister of State for Federal Education and Professional Training, formally inaugurated the NCA Thesis Show at the National College of Arts Rawalpindi campus, touring exhibition spaces and engaging with graduating students across the displays.
During her visit the minister interacted with students and faculty, noting the exceptional quality, innovation and conceptual depth evident in the works on display. Her tour highlighted the practical impact of studio practice and critical thinking fostered at the campus, and she commended the institution for its vital role in nurturing emerging creative talent.
The NCA Thesis Show presented a range of student projects that reflect rigorous training in art and design, underscoring both technical skill and thoughtful inquiry. The minister’s acknowledgement of these achievements reinforces the importance of sustaining strong art education pathways for Pakistan’s next generation of creatives.
The event at the Rawalpindi campus drew attention to the broader contribution of the National College of Arts to cultural and educational life, and the minister encouraged continued support for initiatives that promote excellence in art and design education. The NCA Thesis Show remains a key platform for graduating students to present their work to peers, educators and the public.
