KAMALIA: The University of Kamalia hosted an engaging and inspiring session with Dr. Shahzad Basra and a distinguished delegation from the Agri-Tourism Development Corporation of Pakistan, providing students with an opportunity to learn about agri-tourism, healthy lifestyles, culture and environmental responsibility.
During the interactive session, Mr. Tariq Tanveer highlighted the growing importance of agri-tourism and briefed students about the objectives, vision and role of the Agri-Tourism Development Corporation of Pakistan. He emphasized the potential of agri-tourism to connect communities with agricultural landscapes while creating opportunities for sustainable rural development.
Dr. Shahzad Basra addressed the students on the importance of adopting a healthy and balanced lifestyle. He encouraged young people to pay greater attention to their physical and mental well-being and to develop healthy habits that can contribute to a more productive and fulfilling life.
The gathering also featured a cultural segment, with Mr. Ahmad Saeed and Mr. Qamar Bukhari presenting poetry that added a distinctive literary and cultural dimension to the event. Their recitations were warmly received by the audience and created an engaging atmosphere for the students and guests.
The session concluded with the presentation of souvenirs to the visiting guests as a gesture of appreciation and recognition of their participation.
A tree plantation activity was also held as part of the programme, symbolizing the shared commitment of the university and visiting delegation to environmental protection, sustainability and a greener future.
The event provided students with a valuable blend of education, inspiration, culture and environmental awareness. It also strengthened meaningful connections between the academic community and organizations working to promote sustainable development and healthier lifestyles.
The University of Kamalia’s initiative reflects the growing importance of engaging students in activities that go beyond the classroom and connect education with society, culture, health and environmental responsibility.
