Office-bearers elected
LAHORE:The Society for Animal Reproduction of Pakistan (SARP) during a meeting of its executive committee at University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) elected its new office-bearers. According to a press release, UVAS Department of Theriogenology Chairman Dr Amjad Riaz was elected president, Dr Afzal Bari general secretary. UVAS Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Nasim Ahmad, outgoing president of SARP, chaired the meeting which was co-chaired by Prof Dr Manzoor Ahmad, ex-VC/patron-in-chief, SARP. Prof Dr Nasim Ahmad congratulated the new office-bearers and reiterated the objectives of the society which include promotion and dissemination of education and research-based knowledge in the field of animal reproduction among all institutions and farmer community.
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