Yemeni scholar awarded doctorate in chemistry at Peshawar University
Research supervisor says the study of Yemeni, Pakistan plants will facilitate in cure against cancer
Research supervisor says the study of Yemeni, Pakistan plants will facilitate in cure against cancer. PHOTO: EXPRESS
PESHAWAR:
A Yemeni scientist was awarded a doctorate degree in chemistry after his successful defence of dissertation at the University of Peshawar on Friday.
Addressing the faculty and students, research supervisor Dr Rasool Khan said that Muhammad Mansoor Saad Qaraza’s study of two different plants from Yemen and Pakistan will help in fighting against and curing cancer.
The research, he added, has also helped develop a new field of study in the field of Organic Chemistry.
Ankara-based agency ranks UoP among Pakistan’s top five
On the occasion, the Yemeni vice ambassador in Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Azizuddin, read out a message from Qaraza’s parents, who expressed gratitude to the people of Pakistan, particularly of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, for their son’s achievement.
During the research, Dr Murad Ali Khan from Kohat University and Dr Manzoor from Malakand University served as external examiners, while Prof Dr Bashir Ahmed acted as internal examiner.
A large number of Yemeni students enrolled in Pakistani universities as well as Chinese and Turkish professors were present on the occasion.
A Yemeni scientist was awarded a doctorate degree in chemistry after his successful defence of dissertation at the University of Peshawar on Friday.
Addressing the faculty and students, research supervisor Dr Rasool Khan said that Muhammad Mansoor Saad Qaraza’s study of two different plants from Yemen and Pakistan will help in fighting against and curing cancer.
The research, he added, has also helped develop a new field of study in the field of Organic Chemistry.
Ankara-based agency ranks UoP among Pakistan’s top five
On the occasion, the Yemeni vice ambassador in Pakistan, Muhammad Ali Azizuddin, read out a message from Qaraza’s parents, who expressed gratitude to the people of Pakistan, particularly of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, for their son’s achievement.
During the research, Dr Murad Ali Khan from Kohat University and Dr Manzoor from Malakand University served as external examiners, while Prof Dr Bashir Ahmed acted as internal examiner.
A large number of Yemeni students enrolled in Pakistani universities as well as Chinese and Turkish professors were present on the occasion.