The University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Swat organized a dignified and scholarly seminar in connection with World Veterinary Day. The event was held under the auspices of the UVAS Swat Student Council’s Vets Society, and was attended by faculty members, distinguished guests, and a large number of students from various departments.
The ceremony commenced with the recitation of the Holy Quran, followed by the national anthem, during which participants stood to express their love and unity for the country.
Speaking on the significance of the day, Abrar Ameen Wazir, President of the UVAS Swat Veterinary Society, delivered a concise yet insightful address highlighting the importance of World Veterinary Day.
The Chief Guest, Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Shakeebullah, addressed the audience and emphasized the vital role of veterinary sciences in modern times — particularly in disease prevention, ensuring safe and quality food, and protecting public health.
During the program, Associate Professor Dr. Asghar Khan presented a comprehensive and informative presentation on the importance of veterinary sciences, contemporary challenges, and future opportunities in the field.
Dean and Head of Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Professor Dr. Ubaidullah, also shared his views, stating that the veterinary sector serves as the backbone of the country’s agricultural economy and food security.
Students from the DVM program and other departments actively participated, showing keen interest and gaining valuable insights from the speakers.
The seminar concluded with a special prayer for the peace, prosperity, and success of Pakistan, and participants appreciated the efforts of the university administration and the UVAS Swat Vets Society for organizing such a successful and memorable event.