Amidst an atmosphere of scholarly exchange and collaboration, the three-day International Pakistan Congress of Zoology concluded at the prestigious University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (UAJK), leaving a lasting impact on the field. The congress served as a platform for global experts to convene, share insights, and address pressing issues within zoological sciences.
Gathering at the University’s scenic King Abdullah Campus, distinguished scholars and researchers from across the globe delved into a wide array of topics ranging from entomology and pest management to wildlife conservation and bioinformatics. With over 500 research papers presented, the event showcased the depth and breadth of discussions held during the congress.
One of the highlights of the event was the recognition of individuals who have made significant contributions to zoological sciences. Esteemed researchers and professors were honored with lifetime achievement awards, while outstanding faculty members and students received accolades for their remarkable work.
The closing ceremony, attended by officials from the Zoological Society of Pakistan, members of the Executive Council, and delegates from various institutions, was marked by reflections on the congress’s achievements and future aspirations.
In his address, President of the Zoological Society of Pakistan, Prof. Dr. AR Shakuri, expressed his gratitude to all stakeholders and emphasized the role of delegates as ambassadors of Kashmir, tasked with showcasing the region’s beauty and academic prowess to the world.
Similarly, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Kaleem Abbasi, Vice-Chancellor of UAJK, commended the collaborative efforts that led to the congress’s success and underscored the significance of such events in fostering scientific research and collaboration.
Dr. Abbasi also highlighted the enduring bond between Azad Kashmir and Pakistan, proposing the establishment of Kashmir desks in universities across the nation to raise awareness about the region’s contributions to agriculture and scientific research.
Attendees at the closing ceremony expressed optimism that the congress would stimulate new avenues of knowledge and research in zoology, paving the way for transformative discoveries and advancements. Shields were presented as tokens of appreciation to chairs, presenters, and organizing committee members, symbolizing the collective dedication that fueled the success of the event.
As the curtains drew on the 42nd International Pakistan Congress of Zoology, participants departed with renewed inspiration and a shared commitment to furthering scientific research and collaboration in the field of zoological sciences.
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