LAHORE: Punjab University School of Chemistry concluded the 24th International Conference CHEMCON-26 and the 36th National Chemistry Conference. According to University of the Punjab, the three-day event was organized in collaboration with the University of Home Economics and the Chemical Society of Pakistan to commemorate 100 years of academic achievements.

The event featured a diverse gathering of faculty members, researchers, and scientists from Pakistan, alongside participants from the United Kingdom and Malaysia. Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof Dr. Mahmood Saleem emphasized the importance of addressing challenges related to water and energy, highlighting the role of researchers in securing economic stability and a sustainable future.

Prof Dr Rasheed A Khan, Secretary General of the Chemical Society of Pakistan, expressed his appreciation for the event's organization and the enthusiasm of students. Director of the School of Chemistry, Prof Dr. Adeel Afzal, noted that over 400 researchers presented papers, providing young scholars with valuable insights into the discipline's challenges. He acknowledged the support of the PU Vice Chancellor, researchers, scientists, and partner institutions in the conference's success.