‘Climate change, reasonable farming’ discourse held at Agri Varsity
Peshawar – The Department of Agricultural Extension, Education and Communication, University of Agriculture Peshawar with the collaboration of the Pak-US Alumni Network of US mission in Pakistan, organised a Climate Dialogue for faculty and students of the University on Sunday.
Chief Guest Vice Chancellor Dr Jehan Bakht, Dignitary Workforce of Rustic Sociologies Dr Himayatullah Khan, Executive Branch of Horticultural Expansion, Schooling and Correspondence Dr Muhammad Idrees, delegates from Pak-US Graduated class Organization of US mission in Pakistan Abdur Rahman, and in an enormous number of employees and understudies of the college partook in the occasion.
Dr Inamullah, Partner Dr Saima Hashim, Univesity Recorder and Chief Preparation and Improvement Dr Rizwan Ahmed were the visitor speakers while the coordinator of the exchange was Aide Teacher, Branch of Horticultural Expansion Instruction and Correspondence, the College of Farming Peshawar Dr Raheel Saqib.
Bad habit Chancellor Dr Jehan Bakht said that our nation is farming based and horticulture is gravely impacted by climate change.
He added that climate change is going on quickly, Pakistan is dealing with numerous issues because of climate change, including populace development, floods, dry spells and outrageous intensity waves, and so on.
In the event that climate change proceeds, the world will deal with a ton of issues from here on out. He stressed to the understudies and said that you are taught and it is your obligation to illuminate the cultivating networks around you about these issues.
Featuring the significance of water, he said that you ought to act sparingly in the utilization of water and furthermore teach others about saving and grasp the significance and utilization of water in horticulture. Dr Muhammad Idrees said thanks to the members.
Dr Jehan Bakht, alongside Dignitary FRSS Dr Himayatullah, Director AEE&C Dr Muhammad Idrees and a delegate of Pak-US Graduated class Organization of US Mission in Pakistan Abdur Rahman conveyed safeguards of appreciation among the speakers and coordinators of the Climate Exchange.
