Islamabad: The AIOU international biosciences conference opened on Tuesday, September 23, at Allama Iqbal Open University, bringing together national and international experts in Islamabad. The event focuses on emerging trends, scientific challenges, and innovative research in biosciences. More importantly, it aims to foster collaboration, promote knowledge exchange, and shape the future of biosciences in Pakistan and beyond.
To set the tone, Minister of State for Education and Training, Wajiha Qamar, inaugurated the conference. She emphasized the importance of academic platforms in driving scientific progress. Later, Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research, Rana Tanveer Hussain, will attend the closing ceremony as chief guest. Meanwhile, Professor Dr. Nasir Mahmood, Vice Chancellor of AIOU, welcomed participants and reaffirmed the university’s commitment to advancing biosciences through global dialogue.
Throughout the day, researchers and scholars from Pakistan, Europe, and the Middle East will present their latest findings. Topics include biotechnology, molecular biology, environmental biosciences, and public health innovation. In addition to technical sessions, the conference features panel discussions, poster exhibitions, and networking opportunities. These formats are designed to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and spark new research partnerships.
Moreover, the event highlights Pakistan’s growing role in global research. By connecting local talent with international expertise, the AIOU international biosciences conference reinforces the country’s commitment to scientific excellence. Organizers expect the conference to serve as a milestone in shaping national research priorities and strengthening institutional partnerships.
