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In an exciting new development, Ahmad Shafiq, Founder/President & CEO of College of Tourism & Hospitality Management (COTHM), has announced that COTHM students will soon have the remarkable opportunity to study at Dusit Thani College Bangkok, Thailand. This groundbreaking announcement follows the recently signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between COTHM and Dusit Thani College Bangkok, marking a significant milestone in COTHM’s ongoing efforts to offer world-class education and career opportunities to its students.

“This is truly a momentous day for COTHM and for our students,” said Ahmad Shafiq, Founder/President & CEO of COTHM. “We are incredibly proud to announce that, as part of our strategic partnership with Dusit Thani College, our students will soon have the opportunity to study at Dusit Thani College Bangkok. This is a game-changing opportunity that will offer our students unmatched exposure to international hospitality education, enabling them to experience first-hand the global standards of excellence in the hospitality and tourism industry.”

This new initiative will also allow COTHM students to complete a part of their studies at Dusit Thani College Bangkok, where they will gain invaluable international experience, engage with industry leaders, and develop skills that will prepare them for successful careers in hospitality. The partnership is designed to enhance COTHM’s curriculum and broaden the global career prospects for its students.

“We are committed to providing our students with the best possible education and career opportunities,” added Ahmad Shafiq. “Studying at Dusit Thani College will open doors for our students to a world of possibilities, including internships, job placements, and networking with global industry leaders. This collaboration represents our continued dedication to offering an education that is not only relevant and rigorous but also internationally competitive.”

The partnership between COTHM and Dusit Thani College is a key step in COTHM’s long-term vision to create a bridge between Pakistan’s hospitality education sector and the global hospitality industry, ensuring that its graduates are among the most highly skilled and sought-after professionals in the field.

“This is just the beginning,” said Shafiq. “We are thrilled about the future and the many opportunities that this collaboration will bring to our students, faculty, and the entire COTHM community.”