LIVE Watch Now Punjabi News Channel from Pakistan
Breaking
Sindh Prohibits Bird Trapping Nets for 90 DaysChinese AI Firm Z.ai Raises $5 Billion for ExpansionLenovo Googlebook 15 Spotted with 32GB RAM and Advanced FeaturesPakistan’s banking sector shows resilience in first half of 2026Police chief reviews security for foreign nationals in IslamabadJI Chief Rejects PM’s Fuel Relief Package, Demands Levy AbolitionCopper prices fall to three-week low amid dollar strengthGulf stock markets mixed amid Saudi security concernsPFF Launches Women’s Football Strategy 2026-2030Construction nears completion at Park Road UnderpassSCO RATS Council Condemns Attacks on Iran, Vows Counter-Terrorism MeasuresVaccination Cards Required for Karachi-Saudi Travel from Sept 25Police Surgeon Faces Threats After Disputing First Autopsy in Mir Raza Murder CaseSindh Assembly Passes LG Law Amendment Despite Opposition ProtestsIslamabad Warns of Over 7,000 Dengue HotspotsGhani Chemical Plans Rights Issue to Fund Major ProjectsTesla Set to Unveil Second-Gen RoadsterPunjab Introduces Annual Vehicle Fitness CertificateMicrosoft Publishes AI Code of Conduct Emphasizing Human ValuesGoogle Introduces Secure Framework for AI Agents on AndroidSindh Prohibits Bird Trapping Nets for 90 DaysChinese AI Firm Z.ai Raises $5 Billion for ExpansionLenovo Googlebook 15 Spotted with 32GB RAM and Advanced FeaturesPakistan’s banking sector shows resilience in first half of 2026Police chief reviews security for foreign nationals in IslamabadJI Chief Rejects PM’s Fuel Relief Package, Demands Levy AbolitionCopper prices fall to three-week low amid dollar strengthGulf stock markets mixed amid Saudi security concernsPFF Launches Women’s Football Strategy 2026-2030Construction nears completion at Park Road UnderpassSCO RATS Council Condemns Attacks on Iran, Vows Counter-Terrorism MeasuresVaccination Cards Required for Karachi-Saudi Travel from Sept 25Police Surgeon Faces Threats After Disputing First Autopsy in Mir Raza Murder CaseSindh Assembly Passes LG Law Amendment Despite Opposition ProtestsIslamabad Warns of Over 7,000 Dengue HotspotsGhani Chemical Plans Rights Issue to Fund Major ProjectsTesla Set to Unveil Second-Gen RoadsterPunjab Introduces Annual Vehicle Fitness CertificateMicrosoft Publishes AI Code of Conduct Emphasizing Human ValuesGoogle Introduces Secure Framework for AI Agents on Android
◕ SundialUpdated 11 hours ago
Trending
Science & Health

GCWUS, UAF Sign Five-Year Pact to Enhance Research Collaboration

Government College Women University Sialkot and the University of Agriculture Faisalabad sign a five-year agreement for joint research and innovation.

Add Sun News on Google News
GCWUS, UAF Sign Five-Year Pact to Enhance Research Collaboration

Key Takeaways

  • Government College Women University Sialkot and the University of Agriculture Faisalabad have signed a five-year agreement.
  • The pact aims to promote joint research, academic collaboration, and innovation.
  • This partnership is expected to strengthen ties between the two institutions.

Government College Women University Sialkot (GCWUS) and the University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF) have entered into a significant five-year agreement aimed at enhancing research collaboration. The Letter of Intent (LoI), signed by both institutions, outlines plans to foster joint research projects, academic exchanges, and innovation initiatives.

According to the terms of the pact, GCWUS and UAF will collaborate on various scientific and agricultural research areas. This includes sharing resources, expertise, and facilities to advance knowledge in fields such as biotechnology, crop science, and environmental studies. The agreement also emphasizes the importance of student exchange programs, where researchers and students from both institutions can engage in collaborative projects.

Dr. Ayesha Khan, Vice Chancellor of GCWUS, expressed her enthusiasm about the partnership: 'This collaboration will not only benefit our academic communities but also contribute to the broader scientific community in Pakistan.' Dr. Muhammad Ali, UAF’s Dean of Research, echoed similar sentiments, stating that such partnerships are crucial for advancing research and innovation.

AdvertisementFollow Sun NewsWatch Live

'This collaboration will not only benefit our academic communities but also contribute to the broader scientific community in Pakistan.'

Dr. Ayesha Khan, Vice Chancellor of GCWUS

'Such partnerships are crucial for advancing research and innovation.'

Dr. Muhammad Ali, Dean of Research, UAF