Islamabad: Dec 27, 2021 (TNS): The higher educational institutions in Pakistan can play a vital role to cope with the climate change and promote tourism in the country.
These views were expressed by the Vice Chancellor of Kohsar University Murree Dr. Syed Farrukh Habib during an interview with News and Current Affairs Channel of Radio Pakistan.
He said the universities and higher educational institutions are also working on new varieties of different crops to increase per acre yield after climate change issues.
Dr Syed Habib Bukhari said in the prevailing scenario, new research in agriculture sector is imperative to meet the challenges of food security.
Taking part in the programme, Chairman social sciences department of Quaid-Azam University Dr.
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Muhammad Zaman said COVID-19 has provided an opportunity to explore the new dimensions of life in terms of distance learning and use of IT.
He said that universities have now launched various programmes to increase online learning.
