LAHORE: Punjab University professor emeritus, Prof. Dr. Muhammad Naeem Khan, has been recognized as a distinguished speaker at the World Fisheries and Aquaculture Development Summit (WDAFS) held in Portland, USA. This recognition underscores his individual contributions and highlights Punjab University's stature as an institution of academic leadership.

According to University of the Punjab, Dr. Khan presented a research paper titled "Indus Waters Treaty Suspension Threatening Pakistan's Aquatic Biodiversity and Ecosystems." His participation at the summit allowed for the sharing of insights, the exchange of ideas, and the strengthening of international academic partnerships. During his presentation, Dr. Khan discussed the environmental and ecological effects of the suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty, focusing on its potential impact on Pakistan's aquatic biodiversity, river ecosystems, and fisheries sector. He emphasized the need for regional cooperation and sustainable water management to protect natural resources and ensure environmental stability.

Dr. Khan expressed his gratitude for the recognition and highlighted the necessity of international collaboration in tackling emerging academic and professional challenges. The involvement of Punjab University faculty in such international forums aligns with the university's commitment to advancing research excellence and addressing global environmental issues through scientific dialogue and collaboration.