Sindh Strengthens International Collaboration at Sindh Investment Conference in Shanghai SHANGHAI (October 15, 2026): Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah witnessed the signing of significant partnership agreements during the Sindh Investment Conference in Shanghai, China, marking an important step toward strengthening international cooperation, promoting investment, and advancing sustainable industrial and economic development in Sindh.
Sindh Strengthens International Collaboration at Sindh Investment Conference in Shanghai SHANGHAI (October 15, 2026): Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah witnessed the signing of significant partnership agreements during the Sindh Investment Conference in Shanghai, China, marking an important step toward strengthening international cooperation, promoting investment, and advancing sustainable industrial and economic development in Sindh.
SAU Visiting Faculty Member Wins Second Position in National Writing Competition. Ms. Zainab Shar, a visiting faculty member at Sindh Agriculture University (SAU), Tandojam, secured second position in a national creative writing competition organized by Piffers Security Services under the supervision of the Directorate of UA&FA. Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal congratulated her and presented a cash award cheque. He highlighted the importance of creative competitions in promoting writing skills, talent and institutional recognition. Dr. Ghulam Hussain Wagan, Director UA&FA, and Ms. Shumaila Ahmed Lochi were also present.
Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) have agreed to strengthen industry partnerships to improve mango quality, processing and exports in Sindh. TDAP Secretary Shahryar Taj met Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal to discuss research commercialization and international market opportunities. SAU is implementing three Export Development Fund-supported projects: the Mango Disease Diagnostic and Research Centre, Clean Mango Nursery and Mango Drying Unit. Dr Siyal stressed collaboration with industry to meet international standards and reduce post-harvest losses. Shahryar Taj appreciated SAU’s research and highlighted the need to connect farmers, processors and exporters. SAU also proposed an agricultural expo with TDAP next year to showcase research, innovative technologies and value-added products.
Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) have agreed to strengthen industry partnerships to improve mango quality, processing and exports in Sindh. TDAP Secretary Shahryar Taj met Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal to discuss research commercialization and international market opportunities. SAU is implementing three Export Development Fund-supported projects: the Mango Disease Diagnostic and Research Centre, Clean Mango Nursery and Mango Drying Unit. Dr Siyal stressed collaboration with industry to meet international standards and reduce post-harvest losses. Shahryar Taj appreciated SAU’s research and highlighted the need to connect farmers, processors and exporters. SAU also proposed an agricultural expo with TDAP next year to showcase research, innovative technologies and value-added products.
Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) and the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) have agreed to strengthen industry partnerships to improve mango quality, processing and exports in Sindh. TDAP Secretary Shahryar Taj met Vice Chancellor Engr. Prof. Dr. Altaf Ali Siyal to discuss research commercialization and international market opportunities. SAU is implementing three Export Development Fund-supported projects: the Mango Disease Diagnostic and Research Centre, Clean Mango Nursery and Mango Drying Unit. Dr Siyal stressed collaboration with industry to meet international standards and reduce post-harvest losses. Shahryar Taj appreciated SAU’s research and highlighted the need to connect farmers, processors and exporters. SAU also proposed an agricultural expo with TDAP next year to showcase research, innovative technologies and value-added products.
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ismail Kumbhar of Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) has called for stronger Pakistan-Uzbekistan research collaboration in sustainable agriculture, water management and climate change.Chairing the inaugural plenary session and delivering a keynote address at an international scientific conference in Karshi, Uzbekistan, he highlighted the role of artificial intelligence, digital agriculture, remote sensing and biotechnology in improving food security and agricultural productivity.Dr Kumbhar stressed practical research, modern irrigation and technology access for farmers. He also proposed joint research projects, faculty exchanges, student mobility and institutional partnerships to address shared agricultural and environmental challenges.
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ismail Kumbhar of Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) has called for stronger Pakistan-Uzbekistan research collaboration in sustainable agriculture, water management and climate change.Chairing the inaugural plenary session and delivering a keynote address at an international scientific conference in Karshi, Uzbekistan, he highlighted the role of artificial intelligence, digital agriculture, remote sensing and biotechnology in improving food security and agricultural productivity.Dr Kumbhar stressed practical research, modern irrigation and technology access for farmers. He also proposed joint research projects, faculty exchanges, student mobility and institutional partnerships to address shared agricultural and environmental challenges.
