UVAS holds Veterinary Joint Venture 2024

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In a celebration of World Veterinary Day 2024, the Vets Care Club of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore, organized a pioneering event titled “Veterinary Joint Venture 2024” at the UVAS City Campus. The event brought together esteemed professionals and experts from various fields to discuss critical issues concerning animal health, welfare, and the livestock sector.

Distinguished figures present at the event included Dean of the Faculty of Veterinary Science, Prof. Dr. Aneela Zameer Durrani, Registrar Sajjad Hyder, Chief Executive Officer of Forward Solution, Dr. Asim Mehmood Khan, Managing Director of Big Bird, Abdul Kareem Bhatti, Dr. Farooq from the National Institute of Health, General Secretary of Lahore High Court Bar, Advocate Qadir Bakhsh Chahal, former General Secretary of Lahore High Court Bar, Ms. Sabahat Rizvi, Dr. Iftikhar, and General Manager of Egg Box, Mr. Tahir Jatthol.

The panelists delved into a range of topics, emphasizing the indispensable role of veterinarians as essential health workers. They shed light on the significance of animal welfare and the pressing need for comprehensive legislation to safeguard the well-being of animals. Moreover, critical issues affecting the livestock sector were thoroughly discussed, providing insights into potential solutions and avenues for improvement.

The seminar served as a platform for exchange and collaboration, fostering a spirit of joint effort towards addressing challenges within the veterinary and animal sciences domain. Participants engaged in lively discussions, sharing expertise and experiences to further the cause of animal health and welfare.

The “Veterinary Joint Venture 2024” stands as a testament to the commitment of UVAS and its affiliates to promote excellence in veterinary education, research, and practice. By bringing together stakeholders from diverse backgrounds, the event reinforced the importance of collective action in advancing the welfare of animals and the sustainability of the livestock sector.

As World Veterinary Day continues to be celebrated worldwide, initiatives like the “Veterinary Joint Venture 2024” underscore the crucial role of veterinarians and allied professionals in safeguarding the health and well-being of both animals and humans alike.