Pakistan Alliance for Girls Education (PAGE) Foundation has entered a partnership with PARCO Gunvor Limited (formerly Total PARCO Pakistan Ltd.) to promote girls’ education and advance educational equity across Pakistan. The collaboration, formalized with a memorandum of understanding signed by PARCO Gunvor CEO Asif Iqbal during International Women’s Day activities, will focus on mentorship, capacity building, and initiatives that address road safety and environmental stewardship to create lasting benefits for young girls.
PAGE Foundation, which works to expand educational access and opportunities for girls, will join forces with PARCO Gunvor to design and deliver programs aimed at improving school retention and learning outcomes. The partnership emphasizes targeted support that removes barriers to education, including creating safer travel to school and strengthening school communities through skills development.
Under the MOU, the partners plan to implement mentorship schemes linking students with role models and professional guidance, and capacity-building workshops for teachers and school administrators to enhance learning environments. Road safety projects will seek to reduce risks that can prevent girls from attending school, while environmental stewardship efforts will engage students in sustainability practices that build civic awareness and life skills.
The collaboration signals a shared commitment to inclusivity and long-term impact. By combining PAGE Foundation’s expertise in girls’ education with PARCO Gunvor’s resources and operational reach, the initiative aims to create scalable models that can be replicated across regions to ensure more girls can complete quality education and participate fully in their communities.
