The Health Minister has inaugurated the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Islamabad, marking a significant step toward strengthening pharmaceutical education and research in the country.
During the inauguration ceremony, the minister highlighted the importance of advancing medical and pharmaceutical sciences to meet growing healthcare challenges. He stated that the new institution would help produce skilled professionals equipped with modern knowledge in drug development, clinical pharmacy, and healthcare innovation.
Officials said the school aims to promote research-based learning and provide students with access to modern laboratories, qualified faculty, and industry-relevant training. It is expected to contribute to improving the country’s pharmaceutical sector and supporting public health needs through innovation and skilled workforce development.
Education and health experts at the event welcomed the initiative, noting that such institutions can play a vital role in strengthening healthcare systems and encouraging local research to reduce dependence on imported medicines.
The Health Minister also emphasized the government’s commitment to expanding higher education opportunities in health sciences and ensuring that students receive quality training aligned with international standards.
