Women University Mardan Senate approves surplus budget for 2026-27
MARDAN: The 8th Senate Meeting of Women University Mardan was held on July 27, 2026, where key financial, administrative and institutional matters were discussed and approved.
The meeting was chaired by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Higher Education and Pro-Chancellor Mr Meena Khan Afridi. Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Razia Sultana was also present on the occasion.
During the meeting, the Senate approved the minutes of the previous, 7th Senate Meeting, along with the Action Taken Report (ATR). The Senate appreciated the effective implementation of decisions taken during the previous meeting.
The Senate also approved the surplus budget of Women University Mardan for the financial year 2026-27. The budget reflected the university’s sound financial planning, prudent resource management and continued financial stability.
The Annual Report of Women University Mardan was also approved. The report highlighted the university’s achievements in academics, research, governance, quality assurance, infrastructure development, student affairs and institutional growth.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr Meena Khan Afridi appreciated the university’s financial discipline, administrative performance and sustained progress. He commended the comprehensive budget presentation and lauded the efforts of the Vice Chancellor and her team in steering the university towards excellence.
Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Razia Sultana appreciated the dedication and commitment of the faculty, officers and staff, saying their collective efforts had contributed significantly to the university’s success.
The meeting was attended by members of the Senate, senior government representatives and key university officials, including Registrar Mr Adnan Ahmad, Treasurer Mr Faheem Shah, Assistant Director Works Mr Abu Bakkar, Assistant Registrar Mr Peer Shakeel and other Senate members.
The 8th Senate Meeting was described as another significant milestone in Women University Mardan’s continued commitment to academic excellence, financial sustainability, transparent governance and strategic institutional development.



