Abdul
Rehman Khan Dawar, a student from the tribal district of North Waziristan, has
proven his abilities by completing his ACCA at the age of almost 17.
Abdul
Rehman is 16 years and 11 months old. Despite limited educational facilities
and difficult circumstances, Abdul Rehman has earned the honor of being the
youngest chartered accountant in Pakistan by completing his ACCA at this young age.
Earlier,
the youngest person to complete ACCA in Pakistan was Karachi student Sameera,
who completed ACCA at the age of 17 years and 8 months. However, now a young
man from Waziristan, Abdul Rehman Dawar, has set a new example by completing
this honor in 16 years and 11 months.
Abdul
Rehman Dawar told the media that he belongs to Miranshah Tehsil of North
Waziristan, where educational facilities are nonexistent, but despite this, he
achieved this success through hard work, perseverance and extraordinary
intelligence. Abdul Rehman said that his siblings are also educated. He
completed ACCA at the age of 16, while at the same age he also obtained a
bachelor’s degree from Oxford Brookes University, London.
According
to Abdul Rehman Dawar, he has also been honored as one of the second-youngest
chartered accountants in the world. He said that the purpose of his success is
not only personal development but also to send a message to students from
remote and backward areas that if there is determination and hard work, lack of
resources cannot be an obstacle to success.
According
to Abdul Rehman Dawar, the youth of areas like Waziristan have immense
potential, but they need opportunities and guidance. Abdul Rehman said that he
wants his success to be a symbol of hope and courage for the youth of tribal
districts, especially students, so that they can also move forward in higher
education and professional fields.
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