The event marked a key transition for the graduates, who have completed their qualifications recognised in the UK, according to a statement.

Honorary Consul General of Kazakhstan Rao Khalid M Khan was the chief guest at the ceremony, alongside Ignition Pro Operations Director Hamza Attiq.

“The institution, which offers foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, has positioned itself as a player in promoting accessible education for aspiring entrepreneurs, particularly from all backgrounds. Through a mix of theoretical and practical learning, the school equips its students with the skills necessary to navigate the evolving demands of the global market,” it said.

The practical training at the institute is designed to help students turn entrepreneurial ideas into successful ventures. “It was not just a milestone, but the year’s climax filled with hard work and dedication. This graduation is a commitment to personal growth and academic achievement,” it said and added that the institute was looking forward to seeing the class of 2024 make its mark in the business world.