UK, Nov. 4 -- International scholarships should be measured not only by the academic qualifications recipients acquire but also by the practical solutions they develop to improve lives and address challenges in their home countries, Tanzanias High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Ambassador Mbelwa Kairuki, has said.

He challenged Chevening scholars to transform their academic experiences, international networks and newly acquired knowledge into tangible contributions to national development, emphasising that the ultimate value of international education lies in its ability to benefit communities beyond individual career advancement.

Kairuki made the call while leading a session on “Promoting Growth and Prosperity” during ...